The answer is dependent on how long you have worked and how much you have earned.In general, most people can start Social Security at age 62. However, your monthly payments will be less than if you delay until your full retirement age -- which is usually around age 67.Learn more about the benefits of delaying Social Security here:http://www.newretirement.com/Services/Social-Security-Benefits.aspxTo learn the details of your own benefits, contact your local Social Security office.
