Since the Social Security taxable wage base limit is $132,900, and the Social Security tax rate is 6.2 percent, the amount that is shown in this box should not exceed $8,239.80.

This “do-over” allows you to amass a higher payout later on, according to the usual Social Security benefit adjustments.

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Regret claiming Social Security early? Learn your options to reverse or reduce the impact—and how to boost your benefits moving forward.

Withdraw Your Application If it has been less than 12 months since a retiree began receiving Social Security benefits, they may file Form SSA-521 to withdraw their application.