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A Time to Live Social Security letters raise 72 rule confusion
In a letter from Minneapolis a retired man explains earning more than limits after turning 72, miscommunications with Social Security, and a later overpayment notice. The columnist notes widespread payroll confusion and urges clearer guidance, while a widow asks about benefits after marriage and is told benefits stay based on her own record.
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Kansas City
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