Sorry to Say: You Probably Shouldn't Claim Social Security at 62
The age at which you begin claiming Social Security is an important decision, as it will determine how much you receive in benefits each month. The earliest you can claim is 62, but you can also delay benefits and begin claiming anytime thereafter.
While the age you file for benefits is a personal decision that will depend on your unique situation, in some cases, there are significant advantages to claiming at a particular age.
Filing for Social Security at 62 may be appealing to many retirees, but there are a few reasons you might regret that decision.
Source Fool.com
