My SS check is about top limits as much as - you can make and I have continued working

Posted: Mar 8th, 2016 - 10:07 am In Reply to: SS benefit increases - BeenThereMT

I started full retirement withdrawal of my money a few years ago and that is over $2,000 a month. I have had cost of living increases. I have continued working since that time but I do not think my money will increase because of what it was when I first started withdrawing. Mine is only about $400 less than the highest amount possible for 2016. I don't know that continuing working while drawing increases what you are already getting.

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