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These are the limits for 2026:JohnnyYou » 59 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Thanks for acting to help SAVE me..You to @ROG62 .. I consider it an ACT of kindness.
How much can I make a year and not lose benefit? Ahh the income cap..
It's designed to get us out of the way for the next wave of money makers F..
It would be in my interest to help the youngsters make money and pay for my welfare with strong wages and thus high tax revenues.
But then it all goes to shyt when AI makes everything.
Lots to learn.
In 2026, Social Security income limits (earnings test) for working beneficiaries under full retirement age (FRA) increase to $24,480/year ($1 for every $2 deducted over limit). If reaching FRA in 2026, the limit is $65,160 for months prior to FRA. The maximum taxable earnings cap rises to $184,500
At/After FRA: No income limits; benefits are not reduced regardless of earnings.
SS and Medicare sneaks up on you. The survey's say about 75% of people approaching those ages don't know what they need to know.