Claim Social Security at 62? One Expert Says ‘Yes’

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Claim Social Security at 62? One Expert Says ‘Yes’ — But Only If You Do This

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Key Points

The earliest age to sign up for Social Security is 62.

If you take benefits at 62, you’ll reduce them on a permanent basis.

Filing for benefits at 62 makes sense, according to one expert — with a disclaimer.

Are you ahead, or behind on retirement?…

This story appeared on 247wallst.com, 2025-08-10 13:07:15.