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|.j>i,ouu uetween January 1, 11967 and December 31, 1967, and who were under 72 for at least one full month of the year should file an annual report for 1967. It is particularly important, Mrs. Dalyssaid, for beneficiaries who had earnings lower than originally estimated to make a report since they may be eligible for some benefits as a result of their lower earnings. She notes that under changes in the social security law made in recent years, many older*.people can earn more money and still be paid some benefits. For example, aperson with a'social security benefit rate of $125 per month could earn $3,000 a year and still collect $600 in benefits. Also under an important exception to this yearly rule, noj matter how mucha beneficiary; earns in a year, he can still be paid for any month in which he neither earns wages of more than $125 not is actively engaged in self-employment. The deadline for filing the annual report of earnings
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