What will be my social security benefit if I make 22k a year and I apply for benefit at 64?

Social Security retirement benefits are roughly 20% of your pre-retirement income. The annual statement they send you will give you an estimate of what you will get.

Go to the SS site and run the various scenarios through their calculator setup.

We are not psychic. Ask Social Security for a benefits statement.

Just go to the correct place to get the correct answer that you want and need if you are age 64 and thinking about retiring at the age of 64. Yes unless you continue to work and still contribution to the social security trust fund after year that you reach your FRA full retirement age an then each until you are 70 and do continue to work and contribute to the SSB trust fund it is possible that you might get some increase in your monthly payment amount after the year of your FRA and until the age of 70 http://ssa.gov/ Estimate your retirement benefits Apply online for retirement benefits Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful. 10/22/2011

If you take your social security benefit before you are full retirement age of 66 or 67 you lose $1 of your Social Security benefit for every $2 of income you earn over $14,800 per year. I dont see how an annual salary of $22,000 per year gives you as much as $1100 per month in Social Security benefits.