Early Retirement Trend in Social Security Benefits
A Social Security Bulletin analysis shows many men opt for early retirement before 65, cutting monthly benefits by about 17 percent on average. In 1968 nearly half of male retirement awards were reduced, reflecting choices amid high employment and varying personal resources.
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