Social Security retirement age would be would lower for ‘blue collar’ workers under proposed bill: What that means

As things stand, any American born in 1960 or later can’t access their full Social Security benefits until the age of 67. A new bill is hoping to change that. On Wednesday, Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens of Michigan introduced the Blue Collar Social Security Fairness Act. The bill would allow workers in “physically demanding jobs” to access their full Social Security retirement benefits at the age of 60. “Michiganders who work with their hands shouldn’t have to work unt...