Social Security Full Retirement Age Just Changed in 2026: What It Means for You
In 2026, Social Security’s full retirement age officially reached 67 — completing a 42-year transition that began with a congressional reform in 1983. If you were born in 1960 or later, your full retirement age is now 67. That is the final number. It will not go up again under current law. This change affects… View Article
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Social Security 101: When Should I Claim My Benefits?
Your Biggest Retirement Decision Social Security can provide 40% of your retirement income, but when you claim makes a huge difference—up to $100K lifetime. For most Americans approaching retirement or in, it’s key to coordinate with savings and trusts. At Davenport Associates, we help optimize it. When should I claim Social Security in 2026? Between… View Article
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