A bipartisan bill to rename the Social Security claiming age has been sent to the President's desk. The Claiming Age Clarity Act aims to make retirement planning easier for retirees. Additionally, NYPD officers can now work until the age of 65 under a new law. Retiring before 65 requires varying nest egg amounts by state by state. Delaying Social Security claims can lead to higher benefits in the long run.
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