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What is the earliest age to draw a pension?

While many people consider age 65 to be the standard retirement age, the earliest age to draw a pension can vary significantly based on the type of plan you have. The primary factors are whether the plan is private or governmental, its specific rules, and whether you are willing to accept a reduced monthly benefit for an earlier start.

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Do you get any benefits at age 55? What to know about early retirement options

While major government programs like Social Security and Medicare don't begin at age 55, millions of people reach this milestone each year with specific questions about their financial and lifestyle options. The short answer to "Do you get any benefits at age 55?" is yes, but they primarily come from employer-sponsored plans, personal savings, and age-based discounts rather than federal retirement payouts.

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