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Claiming at 62 Cuts Your Social Security 30% for Life, and It Can Cap Your Spouse’s Survivor Benefit Too
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article cautions that claiming Social Security at age 62 may provide an immediate income benefit but can create long-term financial consequences for both the claimant and their spouse. It emphasizes retirement-income trade-offs rather than reporting a market-moving policy change or economic data.
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