Claiming Social Security at 62? Here's the Maximum You Can Receive
The age at which you file for Social Security benefits will have a major impact on the amount you receive each month. While you can receive larger monthly payments by delaying benefits, many workers choose to file as early as possible at age 62. That can be a smart strategy in many cases, and there are several advantages to claiming early.
You can still earn a substantial amount in benefits by claiming early, too. In 2022, the maximum you can collect by filing at age 62 is $2,364 per month -- which is significantly higher than the $1,557 per month average benefit amount. Here's what it takes to achieve the maximum monthly payments.
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