Can I Work While Receiving Social Security Retirement Income
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More and more individuals are working into their sixties and seventies. For some, they simply enjoy the work. But for many others, working into their late sixties and early seventies is necessary to make up for the limited funds that Social Security provides. You can continue to work and receive Social Security benefits, but those benefits may be reduced depending on your age. Read the full article here: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/can-i-work-while-receiving-social-security-retirement-income
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In this video, we discuss how working can affect your Social Security benefits and answer the following questions: Can I work after "retirement?", What are Social Security credits?, At what age is someone considered fully retired under Social Security?, What are the limits on Social Security in 2021?, Does Social Security track my monthly earnings?, and What if I work outside the United States?
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