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Re: Taking Social Security at 63 or 66

Why does everyone say to wait? The math tells the story, without giving out dollars, in my case, if I take benefits at 63, I will receive 80%  between 63 and 66.5. Then multiply 54 months x monthly benefit. The difference between the monthly payments...
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Re: Taking Social Security at 63 or 66

Why does everyone say to wait? The math tells the story, without giving out dollars, in my case, if I take benefits at 63, I will receive 80%  between 63 and 66.5. Then multiply 54 months x monthly benefit. The difference between the monthly payments...
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Re: Taking Social Security at 63 or 66

Why does everyone say to wait? The math tells the story, without giving out dollars, in my case, if I take benefits at 63, I will receive 80%  between 63 and 66.5. Then multiply 54 months x monthly benefit. The difference between the monthly payments...
AllenS798280 05-23-2019 01:32 PM
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