4. Age 60: Social Security survivor’s benefits
Survivor’s benefits are a type of Social Security income for family members of people who’ve died but were collecting or were eligible to receive retirement benefits at the time of their death.
If you qualify for those benefits, one of the most important retirement milestones you should know about is the one where you can start receiving them, which typically starts at age 60.
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