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Social Security Notes
People receiving retirement or survivor’s benefits can earn Up to $1,500 without having any of their social secu rity benefits withheld, reminds Mrs, Hazel F. Daly, social security district manager at Winchester. Any person receiving social security benefits in 1965 lost some benefits if he earned over $1,200. This law was changed effective January 1, 1966. What this means briefly is this: A beneficiary may now earn up to $1,500 in a calendar year without having any benefits withheld. If this bene ficiary earns over $1,500, will have $1 in social security benefits withheld for each $2 he earns over $1,500, and up to $2,700. For earnings over $2,700, $1 is withheld for each $1 earned.
Also, Mrs. Daly went on, monthly benefits will be paid for any month in which the bene ficiary neither earns wages of
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