I think there must be an FAQ or something for this, but I can't find it: What's the trick for getting the ssa.gov social security calculator to come up with an estimate that accounts for early retirement? I mean, the default results I get are of the form
If you start your benefits: At age XX
And you earn an average of: $XXX,XXX a year (from now until age XX)
Your benefit will be about: $X,XXX a month
But I want to know how much I might get if I stop earning $XXX,XXX at age YY < XX.
- Sceptic
If you start your benefits: At age XX
And you earn an average of: $XXX,XXX a year (from now until age XX)
Your benefit will be about: $X,XXX a month
But I want to know how much I might get if I stop earning $XXX,XXX at age YY < XX.
- Sceptic