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Originally Posted by GoRedSox!
The point I am trying to make and provide some data to support is that MANY employees don’t make it to full Social Security Retirement age. 70% don’t make it to 65. Somewhere between 60-70% take Social Security benefits early. Many of these retirements are not voluntary. Corporations sever ties with a good number of employees before age 65.
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Originally Posted by JMintzer
Absolute nonsense...
A simple google search proves you're incorrect...
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In 2022, the life expectancy in the United States was 77.5 years, an increase of 1.1 years from 2021. The life expectancy for males was 74.8 years and for females it was 80.2 years."
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I'm pretty sure you're misinterpreting RedSox's post. When they say "won't make it to 65" they mean "won't choose to wait to retire until they turn 65, which is the full retirement age." Has nothing to do with dying, and everything to do with retiring from the work force and choosing to take their earned social security checks.