Nearly 1 in 3 Americans claim Social Security at 62 — but is it the smart move? Here’s why it could pay off to retire later.

What is ideal for one person might not be ideal for another. If you want to retire early, claiming Social Security at 62 is a viable option. But if you can afford to wait — and delay your claim date — there are many benefits.

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