Waiting to claim Social Security benefits until age 70 would maximize your retirement income and secure a stronger financial future. But for many retirees, it's not an option.

Claiming before your FRA will result in permanent benefit reductions. So if you file at age 66 thinking it's your FRA, you might expect to receive your full benefit amount. But if your FRA is actually ...

Claiming Social Security in 2026 comes with lasting trade-offs. Learn how timing, earnings limits, taxes, and Medicare costs ...

Schuster Law has announced expanded legal services for individuals seeking Social Security Disability benefits throughout Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The firm’s representation covers both initial ...

Social Security benefits are projected to be cut by 2035. Learn how to grow your nest egg by saving and investing to unlock a financially secure retirement.

While 66 was once considered full retirement age (FRA), that target has shifted. Today, those born in 1959 do not qualify for ...

Part of retirement planning includes knowing how much you stand to get from Social Security, and how that may or may not be taxed depending on where you live.

Thinking about claiming your Social Security benefits? You need to know your 'full retirement age,' which affects the benefits you will receive.