Millions of baby boomers are signing up for Social Security, and on average, retired workers were awarded $1,406.58 per month in benefits in December 2016. The amount received in Social Security income, however, varies significantly depending on your work history and the age at which you enroll. Therefore, that monthly amount may not be the best reference point for you if you plan on retiring at age 62.
Read on to learn how much you can collect in Social Security benefits if you claim at 62 and what you can do to make the most of those payments.