Question

Can you get Social Security if you retire at 50?

Answer 1

You can retire at age 50 if you have enough money in retirement savings or other investments that can cover your living expenses but you cannot get social security benefits until you're 62 years old which is the minimum age to get social security benefits and the full retirement age is 67 years old.

You can collect social security at age 62 as early retirement benefits but age 67 is when you receive full retirement benefits.

Answer 2

The first thing you need to decide on is whether or not you need a replacement card since it is only the social security number that really matters. In the event of ordering a replacement card, make sure you have the required documents – a U.S. driving license and a state-issued identification card, all of which should not be photocopies or notarized copies. Print out an application for the new card, fill it out and mail it to your local Social Security office. You are allowed three replacements per year, and 10 for all time. The card will reach you via mail as soon as verification is complete. Click here for best filing services for your Social Security Card.