Most Americans think 63 is the perfect age to retire, but they’re dead wrong. Here’s the big number to bet on

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• Social Security program will only be able to cover about 80% of scheduled benefits after 2034

  80% confidence

• OASI trust fund could be depleted by late 2032 due to impact of One Big Beautiful Bill Act, earlier than previous projection of Q1 2033

  80% confidence

• Nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake

  80% confidence

• Roughly 16.4 million people depend on Social Security completely in 2022

  80% confidence

• Social Security benefits could be roughly 30% lower if you retire at 62 rather than full retirement age of 67

  80% confidence

• One asset will surge 400% in a year

  80% confidence

• A typical American's life expectancy can stretch into the 80s and even 90s depending on gender, date of birth and state

  80% confidence

• Warren Buffett used 8 simple money rules to turn $9,800 into $150 billion

  80% confidence

• 35% of pre-retirees report their retirement savings are short of where they need to be to comfortably retire at ideal age

  80% confidence

• 34% of pre-retirees believe there's a decent chance they could outlive their savings, with 22% of retirees sharing this concern

  80% confidence

• 7-step plan works every single time to kill debt and get rich, and anyone can do it

  80% confidence

• Most American retirees and pre-retirees consider 63 to be the ideal age for retirement

  80% confidence

• Overall life expectancy in the U.S. is 78.4 as of 2023

  80% confidence