Age 67 is the full retirement age (FRA) for everyone born in 1960 or later. By filing at FRA, you'll receive the full benefit you're entitled to based on your career earnings.

Age 67, the full retirement age for many, offers a balance between early and delayed claims. Understanding the pros and cons of claiming at this age can help optimize your financial future.

Age 67 serves as a milestone for many future retirees, as it represents their full retirement age. It's the point where you'll receive every penny you're due from Social Security. But you may be ...