Spike in early Social Security claims this year points to growing concerns about the health of the Social Security system, ...

In a recent episode of her "Women & Money" podcast, Orman pulled no punches: "Taking your Social Security payments at 62 is wrong." Here's what she means — and why it may be worth waiting.

When you turn 62, don’t touch your social security just yet. By taking it at 62, says finance coach Suze Orman you’re ...

Social Security is designed so that ... Claiming early can sometimes lead to a more fulfilling retirement Taking benefits at 62 can help hedge your bets in a way. It could put you at a ...

But while I do think people need to be cautious about when they claim Social Security, I no longer stand firm that taking benefits at 62 is a poor choice. For some people, it actually makes a ...

Not only do you have to actively sign up for Social Security to get benefits, but you also have to choose your own filing age. You can claim benefits starting at age 62. But full retirement age ...

Social Security benefits become available at age 62, but claiming early reduces your monthly payments significantly. Waiting until your full retirement age (FRA), which ranges from 66 to 67 ...