Find your Full Retirement Age and earnings impact
Find your Full Retirement Age (FRA) and estimate how work earnings could reduce Social Security retirement benefits before and during your FRA year.
Results
Born in 1960, your Full Retirement Age is 67 years . Before FRA, earnings above $23,400 may reduce your benefit.
Full Retirement Age
67 yrs
FRA in months
804
Exempt earnings
$23,400
Excess earnings
$6,600
Benefits withheld
$3,300
Months affected
2
Before FRA, $1 withheld for every $2 above the annual exempt amount.
Age options
| Age | Effect on monthly benefit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 62 | Up to ~30% lower than FRA amount | Earliest possible. Earnings test may apply. |
| 67 (FRA) | 100% of primary benefit | Earnings test ends the month you reach FRA. |
| 70 | Up to ~24%–32% higher than FRA | No earnings test; maximum delayed credits. |
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