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If You Have $380,000 Saved at 66 and $2,400 a Month in Social Security, Here Is the Income You’ll Actually Be Able to Count On

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Let’s say you’re 66, and your full retirement age of 67 is a few months away. Now imagine that you have $380,000 in an IRA. The best case is that Social Security says your check will be $2,400 a month at 67, or about $2,240 if you file now. The real question is how much you can safely spend each month, and wheth

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