Claimed Social Security at 62? This Little-Known Rule Could Help You Avoid a Major Cut to Your Monthly Benefits.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) won't allow you to file for benefits, undo your claim, and keep repeating that process over and over again. However, the SSA does give all filers one do-over in their lifetime. So, if you've filed for Social Security at 62 and now regret it, you're not necessarily out of luck.
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