You can claim as early as age 62 or delay until age 70. The earlier you claim, the smaller your checks will be, and vice versa. But claiming early means you'll receive many more checks.

Age 62 is, by far, the most popular age to claim Social Security benefits. While many people know they'll permanently reduce their monthly check, there are some additional drawbacks to consider.

What's the most popular age to file for Social Security retirement benefits? It's 62 -- by far. Many Americans are ready to retire as early as possible after working for decades. I understand the ...

Ramsey says it’s fine to collect benefits as early as age 62 — something most financial experts advise against — if you take your checks and invest them. He claims that doing so will give ...

If you want to retire at 62, join the crowd — the thought of so much freedom can be intoxicating. Even though many retirement planning experts recommend waiting until the full retirement age of ...

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The most popular age to claim retirement benefits, by far, is 62, the first year you become eligible. While most retirees understand that claiming at 62 will result in a lower monthly benefit ...