How do I get paid more social security if I was born before 1969?

To potentially increase your Social Security benefits if you were born before 1969, consider delaying your benefits beyond the minimum age of 62. Each year you wait to claim benefits until age 70 can significantly boost your monthly payment, as benefits increase by about 8% for each year you delay. Additionally, ensure that your earnings are accurately reported, as higher lifetime earnings can lead to increased benefits. Lastly, review your Social Security statement for any errors and consider strategies like working longer, as your highest 35 years of earnings are used to calculate your benefit.