Growing Older Social Security hinders as it helps
Retirees face a complex balance between earning extra income and losing Social Security benefits. The piece argues for policy changes to raise the earnings cap from 2,250 and to allow higher work wages, noting that current rules penalize seniors 65 to 72 who seek paying work while Social Security remains tax free on benefits.
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