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Filing for Social Security at 62? Here’s a Look at the Average Benefit.
Filing for Social Security retirement benefits at 62 is still the most popular choice, even though it produces a reduced monthly benefit amount. For someone with a full retirement age (FRA) of 66, it’s a 25% reduction, while an FRA of 67 yields a 30% discount. But what’s the average benefit amount–in dollars–those who take the plunge at 62 will receive? This GoBankingRate post answers that question for you. Check it out here…
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