I delayed applying for my Social Security retirement until I was 68. My wife draws on the basis of my record, but she gets quite a bit less than 50% of my benefit.
A person who received reduced benefits before his full retirement age can earn up to $17,640 in 2019. Is that figure net income, or adjusted gross income after deducting
I retired on July 31st of this year after paying into Social Security for 30 years. In the last 25 of those years I paid the maximum amount based on earnings.
I retired in February and received my first Social Security check, $1,102.00, on the second Wednesday of the month for 9 months. I will earn around $10,000 this year.
My husband was very careful in 2018 to not make a salary over the limit required to continue his Social Security. The company downsized and he was forced to leave.
I would like to collect Social Security. I’m 63 but I am told I can only earn 17,000/yr. Why do they have the right to tell me how much I can earn?
My husband took SS retirement at age 62 but has returned to full-time work due to financial need. He plans on working another 5 years.
When I receive my annual Social Security statement showing the benefit I am eligible for at various ages, does this amount include my wife’s spousal benefit?
