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When men and women start claiming Social Security - Investopedia
You can start Social Security as early as 62, but your benefit will be permanently reduced. Waiting until FRA gives you the full amount, and delaying until 70 can significantly increase your monthly payment. According to information from the Social Security Administration, the most common age to start collecting benefits in 2025 was 66. Sabrina Karl, writing for Investopedia, reports on the latest data revealing the most common age at which individuals claim Social Security. Read Ms. Karl’s article here…
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