Social Security terms would be clearer for people claiming benefits.
This bill would make Social Security terms easier to understand. It would change confusing words like "early eligibility age" to "minimum monthly benefit age" in all official materials. This aims to help people better understand their benefit claiming options.
Today, Social Security documents use terms like "early eligibility age" and "full retirement age." If this bill passes, these would change to "minimum monthly benefit age" and "standard monthly benefit age." The term "delayed retirement credit" would also be replaced with "maximum monthly benefit age" for age 70 references.
HR 5284 · 119th Congress · September 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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