Age Pension & Social Security Claiming Calculator
Optimize single vs. married spousal claiming strategies, model survivor benefit protections, and compare pension annuities against lump-sum payouts.
Single earners maximize monthly benefits by delaying from age 62 ($1,400) to age 70 ($2,480) with a +8%/yr delayed credit. For married couples, a lower-earning or non-working spouse can claim a Spousal Top-Up of up to 50% of the primary earner's benefit at Full Retirement Age (FRA). Furthermore, delaying the primary earner's claim to age 70 locks in a permanently higher 100% Survivor Benefit for the surviving spouse for the rest of their life.
Single Earner Assumptions
Payout Comparison Across Claiming Ages
Breakeven Age: ~79.4Household Benefit Inputs
Household Monthly Income & Survivor Security
Spousal Benefit Structure
Pension: Single Life vs. Joint & Survivor Options
Pension Offer Details
Decision Verdict & Breakeven Rate
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