Here's What Happens to Your Social Security If You Retire at 60

Retiring at 60 feels like a clean plan. Work ends, savings take over, and Social Security fills the gap later. What most people do not realize is that decision has already changed their benefit. In this episode, James walks through what actually happens to your Social Security when you retire at 60, even if you do not claim benefits right away. The calculation is based on your 35 highest earning years, and if you stop working early without a full earnings history, zeros can quietly reduce yo...