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TreasonousBastard

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4. Yes, sort of. For every $3 you rarn over the limit, a buck is...

Reply to hookaleft (Original post)

Wed Aug 10, 2022, 02:07 PM

Aug 2022

taken ftom your SS payment. The max changes a lot, so checking with SS is necessary.

When you hit "actual" retirement age, whatever that is, no more deductions.

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Is there a limit to what you can earn if you are on Social Security? [View all] hookaleft Aug 2022 OP

Not sure. Elessar Zappa Aug 2022 #1

Yes. Best to wait to 70 and the limits go away. jimfields33 Aug 2022 #7

Waiting until you're 70 only works if you can still earn money Merlot Aug 2022 #9

This should help rsdsharp Aug 2022 #2

I think it's $19,000+, I just saw this amount a couple of weeks ago in another article on SS, SWBTATTReg Aug 2022 #3

Yes, sort of. For every $3 you rarn over the limit, a buck is... TreasonousBastard Aug 2022 #4

Full retirement age is currently 67 VMA131Marine Aug 2022 #5

No but Medicare premium can skyrocket, depending on income. SheltieLover Aug 2022 #6

if you are not at "full retirement age", yes Skittles Aug 2022 #8