Most people claim Social Security at 62 because that's when they qualify.

That's a 30% pay cut.

For life.

Wait until 70 and your monthly check goes up 77% vs. claiming at 62.

There are good reasons to claim early. There are also good reasons to wait.
The math depends on your spouse, your health, your other income, and a tax law that just changed in July.

Free 60-minute class this Tuesday walks through all of it.
  • The exact dollar math on claiming at 62 vs. 67 vs. 70 — and the $182,000 mistake most retirees make without realizing it
  • What the new "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (passed July 2025) means for your tax bill — plus the income trap that quietly disqualifies you from the new senior deduction
  • Five claiming rules most people miss: spousal, divorced-spouse, survivor, working-while-claiming, and the 12-month window to fix a wrong call
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    Gregory S. DuPont, CFP, JD
    CEO
    Greg DuPont is a well-respected estate attorney, financial advisor, public speaker, and published author. He centers his multiple businesses around education, guidance, and relationship-building. This comprehensive combination gives him, and his team, the opportunity to effectively serve both individuals and their families. He is a life-long resident of Central Ohio and spends the majority of his time with his wife, Julia, and daughter, Sophie.
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