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tnough their income is too high for them to receive checks for every month. Under the Social Security Law, a person is allowed to earn up to $1680 and still receive old-age benefits for all months in a calendar year. If he earns between $1680 and $2880 $1.00 in benefits is deducted for every $2.00 he earns. This means that a person who is entitled to, let’s say, $100 per month in social security benefits can earn a substantial amount in a year and still receive some social security benefits.
“I do not want to give the impression that everyone should be receiving old-age insurance benefits when they are 62 years old,” Mrs. Daly said. There are many cases where it would not be wise to file to receive your benefits before 65. For example, a man or woman who works
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