Waiting until age 70 will increase your personal retirement benefit by about 77% relative to claiming at age 62. But it's important to consider the risks of waiting to claim, which could impact ...

If you want to maximize your Social Security benefits, you're probably thinking you should wait until age 70 to apply. After all, 70 is the age when you stop accruing delayed retirement credits ...

You can start collecting your benefits as early as age 62, or you can delay until age 70. The earlier you claim, the smaller your monthly benefits will be, and vice versa. Delaying beyond your ...

or you can delay until age 70. The earlier you claim, the smaller your monthly benefits will be, and vice versa. Delaying beyond your "full retirement age" (66 or 67, depending on when you were ...

If you’re age 70 or older, you should apply now for the benefits you’re owed. Your benefits will not increase if you continue to delay applying for them because you are 70 or older.

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Drivers above the age of 70 will face car tax costs the same as younger road users under new VED rates from the Labour Party government. Under the shake up, electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer ...

The DVLA has issued a fresh warning to UK drivers, particularly those who "know someone over the age of 70", urging them to remind older people about renewing their driving licences. Once ...