When to Start Taking Social Security: These Are the Only 4 Ages I Would Ever Consider
The best age for you to start taking benefits will depend on your circumstances and what you need to get out of the retirement program.
One of the biggest decisions seniors will make when it comes to retirement is when to start taking Social Security. Most people become eligible for those benefits when they turn 62, and that is by far the most common age at which to file for them.
That's actually a great option for some seniors, but personal finance is personal. Your specific circumstances and needs will determine when you should claim.
That said, I believe there are really four ages anyone should consider. Here's a rundown of which people each one makes the most sense for.
