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Here’s why Dave Ramsey thinks claiming Social Security at 70 is a bad move

Quick Read Dave Ramsey recommends claiming Social Security at 62 instead of 70 due to longevity risk and opportunity cost.
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Dave Ramsey’s Social Security advice is impossible for the majority of Americans to follow

Quick Read Dave Ramsey advises claiming Social Security at 62 and investing the payments for potentially larger lifetime ...
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Dave Ramsey spills the secrets of the rich starting with “they are not a secret”

Financial expert Dave Ramsey is known for his ability to cut through the noise surrounding how ordinary, everyday people can ...
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Dave Ramsey Says Claim Social Security at 62 and Suze Orman Says 70. Who’s Right?

One of the hardest financial decisions you might have to make in your lifetime is figuring out when to claim Social Security. And the reason is that your filing age has a huge impact on your monthly ...

Dave Ramsey Says The Rich Aren't 'Sophisticated' With Investing — They're Just 'Very Primitive' And Buy Land. 'They Got Dirt, Man. That's It'

Money has a way of warping expectations. Once it shows up, people start assuming everyone else with money must be doing ...

Dave Ramsey says this 1 indulgent purchase stops Americans from becoming wealthy. Here’s what he recommends instead?

Micah said he earns $80,000 a year. He already owns a car worth $13,000, but is tempted to purchase a new sports car — a ...
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Dave Ramsey Has 2 Reasons Why You Should Claim Social Security at 62. They’re Both Wrong

When you turn 62, you become eligible to claim your Social Security benefits. Most financial experts strongly advise that you ...

Following Dave Ramsey’s Social Security Advice Could Put Your Retirement at Risk

Dave Ramsey has made a name for himself by giving out financial advice. And a lot of it is pretty spot-on. Ramsey is a firm ...

8% Vs. 4% Rule: Is Dave Ramsey's Retirement Math Dangerous?

The “4% rule” isn’t one rule — fixed percentage, fixed dollar, and inflation-adjusted withdrawals behave very differently in ...