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Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Big Picture Retirement Show. I'm your host, Devin. And today,

I'm in the studio all by myself. John is out recovering from a surgery. So we send our best wishes to him, and he will be

back in soon. But I thought this would be an excellent time to go back and look at some of these

questions we've received and kind of look at the questions that we've gotten the most of

and answer those on the show today.

Now look, if you want to leave us your questions, there's a couple of ways you can do that.

Number one, you can go to big picture retirement.com, leave us a voicemail there.

And occasionally we will do a show where we actually play those voicemails.

So just understand your voice and your first name at least is going to be used in the show.

But then the other way is you can go to the Facebook page,

Big Picture Retirement on Facebook,

and you can leave us a question there.

And in most cases, it's going to be answered there.

But if we think it has brought a pill,

then we're certainly going to pull it over here to the podcast as well

so we can get that out to a larger audience.

Okay, let's get to the first question.

And this was from someone who asked me, what's the typical age that most people file for Social Security?

Now, this is an interesting question because this is actually changing. You know,

for years, claiming at 62 was the most popular age, but over the past several years, as we've looked

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