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Student beneficiaries whose yearly earnings top $1,680 will have $1 of benefits withheld for every $2 they earn from $1,680 up to $2,880. Above yearly earnings of $2,880, $1 in benefits is withheld for every $1 earned, according to Mrs. Crumpton. The majority of student beneficiaries probably will not earn over $1,680 working only during the summer vacation, she said. “But a beneficiary’s earnings could easily exceed $1,680 if he also works part time throughout the school year.” “If any student of the Winchester area has a question about his earnings, he can call or visit his nearest social security office,” Mrs. Crumpton said. “If a student beneficiary definitely knows his earnings for this year will go over $1,680, he should let us know as soon as possible. A year-end adjustment in social security benefits can sometimes create a financial hardship for a student,” Mrs.
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