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Get a New Advisor - You will get more benefits

Posted: Jan 10th, 2017 - 8:07 am In Reply to: Social Security - payments

The Social Security site clearly says that if you work part-time or full-time from age 62 to 65/66 that your benefits will increase to the amount you would have received at age 65/66. If you still work beyond that to age 70, your benefits will again increase to the maximal amount allowed at age 70. I am doing it now. It works.

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Social Security retirement at 62 - and working part time (Views: 1184, 2017-01-09, 12:15 am)
- Go to the SS office and they will explain so you can decide. - anon (Views: 714, 2017-01-09, 4:54 am)
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- increasing since continuing to work - StillAnMT (Views: 745, 2017-01-09, 12:44 pm)
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    - I have never had to pay taxes on my SS - anonie (Views: 708, 2017-01-09, 4:26 pm)
- YES, your benefits will increase - if you continue to work (Views: 720, 2017-01-10, 8:05 am)
  - I plan to retire this year - Mollie (Views: 566, 2017-01-11, 5:34 pm)