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Many Baby Boomers find themselves needing to work in retirement while receiving Social Security benefits in order to make ends meet. These may be those worst hit by the recent recession or those needing to keep busy to keep from going crazy. However, working in retirement could cause some unintended and unwelcome consequences concerning Social Security benefits. The biggest thing to look out for is hitting the taxable threshold for Social Security benefits. If you make over a certain amount while receiving benefits then your benefits are eligible to taxes. For more information on this subject visit this article with Seeking Alpha.
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