"Maximizing Your Social Security Benefit at Age 62: Tips for Retirees"

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The average Social Security benefit for 62-year-old retirees is $1,276.50 per month, the lowest for any age due to penalties for early collection. Deciding when to start collecting Social Security is a personal decision, with factors such as health, employment, and financial circumstances playing a role. Delaying collection can increase benefits, with the highest benefit at age 70. Increasing Average Indexed Monthly Earnings or continuing to earn money can also raise benefits, but the decision ultimately depends on individual needs and circumstances.
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