The breakeven age where you would be better off delaying benefits typically occurs between your late 70s and early 80s, depending on how long you wait and other factors.
The +8% per year increase from full retirement age to age 70 is compelling, and once a client crosses that breakeven age, the benefit grows exponentially.
Strategies such as "file and suspend" can be used to fully maximize Social Security benefits, especially for married couples.
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