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When Can I Get Social Security Retirement Benefits?


It's hard to know everything there is to know about Social Security. Even experts on the program disagree about some of its fundamental aspects, and you'll find advice that spans the entire spectrum on certain key issues.

For instance, it might seem pretty straightforward to consider when you qualify to receive retirement benefits under Social Security. But even though there is a simple guideline that establishes when most people are eligible to claim benefits under their own work history, there are also plenty of other nuances to consider to have a complete answer to the question of when retirement benefits are available.

Nearly all people can claim Social Security retirement benefits once they turn 62. The primary exception is for those who don't meet the baseline eligibility requirements for Social Security.

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