Change your mind about receiving Social Security? There's a window of time during which you can withdraw your claim.

The Social Security Administration has expanded its expedited disability claims process to 300 conditions, adding 13 serious ...

Most people will claim Social Security between the ages of 62 and 70. Your benefit will increase the longer you wait to claim Making an informed choice about the timing of your claim can help you ...

For many older Americans, one of the most critical decisions they might make is figuring out when to sign up for Social Security. A lot of people end up with little to no savings toward the end of ...

Dave Ramsey recommends claiming Social Security at 62 instead of waiting until 70. Ramsey argues early claimants can invest the money and grow it into more than larger delayed benefits would provide.

You can claim Social Security between the ages of 62 and 70. The right age for most retirees will require some patience. A claim at the optimal age would maximize monthly income and your chances at ...

In 2026, full retirement age for Social Security is changing for anyone born in 1960 or later. Full retirement age is the age when you can claim full Social Security benefits. Anyone turning 66 in ...

If you're thinking about claiming Social Security next year, you need to understand how your claim will impact your retirement income. Your claiming age will affect your monthly and lifetime benefits.