Here’s why you should seriously think about retiring at 55 (even if you’ve planned for 62). The move can actually save you thousands

The average retirement age in the U.S. is 62.

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Retiring at 62 Means 3 Years Without Medicare or Employer Coverage

Healthcare spending rose 6.9% over the past year and now represents 17.1% of consumer spending. COBRA lasts only 18 months. Retiring before 63.5 requires eventual marketplace coverage. Missing the ...
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Here’s why you should seriously think about retiring at 55 (even if you’ve planned for 62). The move can actually save you thousands

That’s not a coincidence, but a side effect of bureaucracy. Sixty-two happens to be the earliest age a person is eligible to claim Social Security benefits. Delaying retirement would maximize the size ...