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Social Security Notes
Officials at the Winchester, Virginia social security office report that the following question is frequently received from people who have applied for benefits: How will my benefits be affected if I later find that I will earn more than I had previously estimated for the year? If you find that you will probably make more during the year than you previously estimated, notify the social security office as soon as you can. If you are eligible for social security payments, the amount of benefits you receive is related to your report of estimated earnings, which you make to the Social Security Administration early in the year. If you are going to earn more than you estimated at the beginning of the year, you can see that it is necessary to report that fact to avoid possible overpayment of benefits. The actual earnings you report at the end of the year serve as a basis for the final adjustment. It is best to avoid any over
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