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USA TODAY
America's true retirement age explored
There is no official retirement age in the United States, with Americans retiring at various ages. Historically, 65 was considered the standard retirement age, but it has gradually increased to 67 under current Social Security rules, with many Americans claiming benefits earlier at 62 or waiting until 70 to maximize payments. The average retirement age has risen over recent decades but is generally around 62, while the “full” retirement age for Social Security remains 67. Potential policy changes to Social Security could further influence the typical retirement age in the future.
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