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For new retirees who plan to keeping working
If this is the year you are planning to apply for Social Security benefits and you haven’t yet reached your “full retirement age”, you should pay careful attention to the fact that if you continue to work there is a limit to how much you can earn without it affecting your Social Security benefits. In this article by Mary Baldwin appearing in Florida Today, she explains how working can affect your benefits and cautions that earning too much could mean you will have to repay some of your Social Security benefits. Click here to read more.
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