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As Americans reach the age of retirement, the majority of them will come to depend on the Social Security trust fund benefits they’ve been investing in from the first day the taxes were taken out of their first paycheck.
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Many people wait until 70 to draw their first Social Security check. Lane V. Erickson/Shutterstock
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