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Buffett hasn't said publicly when (or even if) he filed to receive Social Security benefits. Since he has continued to work, he likely wouldn't have done so before his full retirement age of 65.

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Yet Buffett didn't really have much need to collect Social Security, and so it would have been reasonable for him to wait until the latest possible age of 70 before claiming.

If we use Social Security's benefits quick calculator tool and plug in Buffett's August 30, 1930 date of birth, we're told that his monthly benefit should be $3,245.00.