You may have heard that there's no one best age to claim Social Security, and that's true. Everyone's situation is unique.

Claiming at 62 might be your only option if you lack personal savings. You've thought about claiming Social Security at 62, ...

Statistically speaking, age 70 is the best age to claim Social Security benefits -- and it's not even close. Yet we continue to see a relatively small percentage of claimants willing to wait until ...

Studies have shown that 70 is usually the best age to claim Social Security. However, that doesn't mean it's the best move in every single circumstance. Christy Bieber. The Motley Fool.

The best age to claim Social Security if you live to 83.6. An American male who turned 62 on March 1 has an average life expectancy of 83.6, according to the Social Security calculator.

In fact, an individual's Social Security benefit is reduced 6.66 percent per year when claiming at age 62-64. For those who delay claiming until 65, benefits are reduced by 5 percent.

If you’re not sure, then 70 may not be the best age to claim Social Security for you. You may decide you’re safer starting to get your money sooner. It pays to get help with this big decision.

You can claim Social Security anytime after turning 62, but the data all point to a specific age as the ideal one to claim your benefits. One of the biggest decisions American retirees face is ...

Studies have shown that 70 is usually the best age to claim Social Security. However, that doesn't mean it's the best move in every single circumstance.

The best Social Security claiming age will climb higher over time. There are some important caveats to note in this model. These numbers are for just a single cohort of seniors.

Workers who qualify for Social Security retirement benefits can choose to apply at any point between the ages of 62 and 70. For those born in 1960 or later, full retirement age for Social Security ...