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1. • • Social Security benefits are not prorated. They start the month following the birthday. The schedule, according to AARP, follows this rule: When the birth date falls between the 1st and 10th of the month, the payment is issued on the second Wednesday of the month following the birthday month.
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   When should I start receiving Social Security benefits?

   • Understanding when you are eligible to receive your Social Security benefits can help you plan ahead for your retirement. The choice to begin accepting benefits as early as allowed versus delaying until full retirement age or later is a personal one.

   Do Social Security Benefits Start the Month of Your Birthday?

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   When do retirement benefits start?

   • Retirement benefits can begin the first month a person is age 62 throughout the entire month. (See RS 00201.001C.) Social Security follows English common law that finds that a person attains an age on the day before the birthday. (See GN 00302.400.) For example, a person born January 15, 2003 will attain age one on January 14, 2004.

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   When should you collect Social Security benefits if you're 62?

   • For birth dates from the 21st through the last date of the month, recipients will have to wait until the fourth Wednesday of the month that follows the birthday. The reason people struggle with the decision of whether to collect at age 62, full retirement or 70 is the exponential difference in benefits.

   Do Social Security Benefits Start the Month of Your Birthday?

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   When do you get a state pension?

   • You'll receive the State Pension once you reach your State Pension age. For people born before 5 April 1960, their State Pension age is 66. For everyone born after this date, their State Pension age is increasing to 67 and will eventually increase to 68. How much is the State Pension for a couple?

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   When does a 67 year old get a state pension?

   • If your birthday is between 6 September and 5 October 1960, you need to add six months giving a State Pension Age of 66 and six months (reached in March 2027). Those born after 5 April 1961 will reach the new State Pension Age of 67 on their 67th birthday. Those born after 5 April 1977 will be impacted by the State Pension Age rise to 68.

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   When will I be paid for my birth date?

   • For birth dates between the 11th and 20th of the month, expect to be paid on the third Wednesday after the birthday month. For birth dates from the 21st through the last date of the month, recipients will have to wait until the fourth Wednesday of the month that follows the birthday.

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3. www.gov.uk › state-pension-ageCheck your State Pension age - GOV.UK

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   Use this tool to check: when you’ll reach State Pension age. your Pension Credit qualifying age. when you’ll be eligible for free bus travel. The State Pension age is regularly reviewed, so ...

4. www.medicare.org › articles › do-social-securityDo Social Security Benefits Start the Month of Your Birthday?

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   Social Security benefits are not prorated. They start the month following the birthday. The schedule, according to AARP, follows this rule: When the birth date falls between the 1st and 10th of the month, the payment is issued on the second Wednesday of the month following the birthday month.

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6. planetcalc.com › 8611Online calculator: Full Retirement Date Calculator

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   Based on your birthday, this online calculator calculates your full retirement date, the first month you will be eligible for full Social Security retirement benefits, and the month you can apply for them.

7. www.telegraph.co.uk › money › pensionsState pension age calculator: When can I retire? - The Telegraph

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   Sep 10, 2024 · The calculator uses your date of birth to work out the date you’ll be able to claim the state pension from, and specifies what your retirement age is. This is based on the latest Government...

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   You'll receive the State Pension once you reach your State Pension age. For people born before 5 April 1960, their State Pension age is 66. For everyone born after this date, their State Pension age is increasing to 67 and will eventually increase to 68.

9. www.ageuk.org.uk › information-advice › money-legalThe New State Pension Amount – What You'll Get | Age UK

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   You can claim the new State Pension when you reach State Pension age if you have at least 10 years of National Insurance contributions and are: a man born on or after 6 April 1951. a woman born on or after 6 April 1953. If you were born before these dates you'll get the old State Pension instead.

10. secure.ssa.gov › apps10 › pomsRS 00615.015 How the Day of Birth Affects Benefits

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    Retirement benefits can begin the first month a person is age 62 throughout the entire month. (See RS 00201.001C. ) Social Security follows English common law that finds that a person attains an age on the day before the birthday.