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3 Social Security Surprises That Aren’t the Pleasant Kind

Maurie Backman notes some surprises with Social Security are good, such as receiving an 8% per year return on delaying benefits from full retirement age 966-67) to age 70.  But three surprises to people are not pleasant.  The are:  1.) Benefits have limited buying power, as they fail to replace previous paychecks in full.  2.) Benefits are subject to federal income taxes and income tax in 13 states as well.  3.) Benefits can be withheld if you work and earn too much.  Full explanation of each in the article here.

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