Those who are still working while receiving Social Security benefits have some changes already implemented. Citizens younger than the current full retirement age can now earn up to $17,040 without being penalized. By comparison, the former limit used to be of $16,920.
Above that level, you’ll lose $1 in benefits for every $2 earned. The earnings limit is $45,360 for those who will hit their full retirement age in 2018.
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6 thoughts on “5 Social Security Changes You Should Know About”
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WOW, I worked 24 years, I am only receiving 1700/monthly but those who are blind get 1970/monhly.
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How do I get an online SSS account?