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What Does Age 66 Mean? A Guide to Social Security, Retirement, and Milestones

For those born between 1943 and 1954, age 66 marks their full retirement age (FRA) for Social Security, a critical financial milestone. The question of what does age 66 mean, however, extends far beyond government benefits, touching on personal well-being, lifestyle shifts, and a new chapter in life.

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Why is it better to take Social Security at age 66 instead of 70?

While delaying Social Security until age 70 can result in a 32% larger monthly payout compared to full retirement age, a strategic decision to claim at age 66 can be more advantageous for many seniors. The question, 'Why is it better to take Social Security at age 66 instead of 70?', depends on several personal and financial factors beyond just maximizing the monthly check.

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