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over $2,700, a dollar in benefits is deducted for each dollar earned." "However," Mrs. Daly explained, "it doesn’t matter how high your yearly earnings are; you will get a benefit check for any month in which you earn $125 or less. “For example," she said, “if your work is seasonal and you are unemployed for several months in the year, you can get a social securitycheckfor every month you are out of work. This is true even if you earn $7,000-$8,000 or more during the rest of the year. If you are self-employed, you can get a benefit payment for any month in which you do not render substantial services in your business." She noted that a person age 72 or over receives benefits for all months beginning with the month he becomes 72 -- no matter how much he earns. “Even if you are still working, it’s definitely to your advantage to apply for benefits
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