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Social Security at 68: 108% of Full Benefit

108%
of Full Retirement Benefit
Delayed credits applied
If full benefit = $1,200/mo
$1,296/mo
If full benefit = $1,600/mo
$1,728/mo
If full benefit = $2,000/mo
$2,160/mo
If full benefit = $2,500/mo
$2,700/mo
If full benefit = $3,000/mo
$3,240/mo

The Claiming Age Decision

Claiming at 68 gives you 108% of your Primary Insurance Amount (PIA). Delayed Retirement Credits add 8%/year from 67 to 70 — the highest guaranteed return available to retirees. Breakeven vs claiming at 67: ~78 years old.

All Claiming Ages Compared

Age 62
70%
Age 63
75%
Age 64
80%
Age 65
86.7%
Age 66
93.3%
Age 67
100%
Age 68
108%
Age 69
116%
Age 70
124%

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