When someone reaches age 65, they typically have various medical and financial decisions to make. These involve Medicare, Social Security, taxes, various legal documents, and more.

So if they want to work until 65 and are able to keep earning at their current level, they could end up with Social Security’s largest monthly benefit if they wait until age 70 to file.

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People can claim Social Security retirement benefits as early as 62 years of age. Note that each year you wait adds to your eventual monthly benefit. The average 65-year-old’s monthly payment is ...