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    Checking in on Social Security

    by Mark Solheim, Editor, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Jan 30, 2020 2 minutes

    My most recent birthday was a significant milestone: I turned 62. And as every American within two decades of retirement knows, that's when you can claim Social Security benefits.

    Turning 62 prompted me to dig up my latest Social Security benefits estimate to incorporate into my retirement financial plan. I don't intend to claim benefits until at least full retirement age (66 and 6 months.)

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