We tend to think of ___ as "retirement age" because that is the age at which people in the United States are able to start receiving full Social Security benefits. However, many people retire earlier, and many keep working past that age.

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The age at which people in the United States are able to start receiving full Social Security benefits is 66 (for those born between 1943-1954). While some choose to retire earlier or later than that age, 66 is considered the "retirement age." Options A, C, and D are either too young or too old to be considered the typical retirement age.

We Tend to Think of ___ as "Retirement Age" Because