Most people approach retirement planning with rough estimates: “I’ll probably retire around 65” or “Maybe I can stop working at 62.” This vagueness might seem harmless, but it’s costing Americans thousands—sometimes hundreds of thousands—in lost benefits and missed opportunities.
The difference between retiring at 62 versus 67 isn’t just...
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