stickdog wrote:
path1 wrote:
I couldn't find this answer online, also spent about 30 min on hold yesterday. Maybe somebody on here knows the answer.
I know social security pro-rates between ages, so your amount goes up every year. For example at age 62 I get more at age 63.
(question) But what about within a year? For example, would I get more if my age was age 63 years 10 months versus my age of 63 years 1 month.
Thanks for any input.
Never had luck trying to get informaation over the phone from ANY goverment agency. If you do get a real person they will tell you that you've called the wrong department and they can't help you. If your lucky they will transfer you to the right department where you will listen to scratchy John Philip Sousa songs until your ears bleed and then abruptly disconneted.
Op here...Now that I learned they go by month and not year for pro-rating, I'm going to apply for some of that "
scratch"