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  2. 2 Little-Known Social Security Rules Could Get Some Retirees ...

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    Social Security is the cornerstone of many Americans' retirement plans. 59% of retirees say their monthly benefits check is a major source of income, according to an annual Gallup poll.

  3. 2 Little-Known Social Security Rules Everyone Needs to Know ...

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    The primary benefit of waiting to claim Social Security is an increase in your monthly benefit. If you wait until age 70, you'll receive a monthly check about 77% bigger than if you claim at age 62.

  4. 8 Little-Known Social Security Facts and Benefits - AOL

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    5. Spousal benefits advantage Social Security benefits can be a bit tricky for couples, but the SSA allows ample ways for married two-income couples to benefit. Instead of making each individual ...

  5. Turning 62 in 2025? 3 Things to Know Before Applying for ...

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    Turning 62 is a big milestone. For many, it marks the end of a decades-long career. It also signals eligibility for Social Security benefits, a primary source of income for a lot of retirees.

  6. Signing Up for Social Security in 2025? You Need to Know ...

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    3. What you need to apply. You can speed up your Social Security application by making sure you have all the necessary information and documents ready in advance. These include: Your Social ...

  7. 3 Lesser-Known Social Security Rules You Should Be Aware Of - AOL

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    1. Social Security's "do-over" Some people might think that once they begin collecting Social Security retirement benefits before their full retirement age (FRA), it's an irrevocable decision ...