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Social Security Q&A: Can I Still Take Early Retirement if Ineligible for Unemployment?

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Question: I already made $17,000 this year and cannot receive my unemployment benefits at this time. Am I still eligible to collect Social Security at this time? Otherwise I will have no other income.

Answer: ​Yes, Lila, provided you are 62 or over, you can collect reduced retirement benefits based on your work record.

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