The rules for collecting Social Security are changing again — and this time, it affects nearly everyone nearing retirement.

Starting next year, full retirement age (FRA) will rise once more, altering how millions of Americans claim their benefits.

And the timing of your decision could make or break your monthly income.

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When Social Security launched in 1935, the average life expectancy was just 61 years — meaning most Americans wouldn’t live long enough to collect benefits. Today, average life expectancy is over 76, making the system’s gradual age increases inevitable.