You can work and still collect Social Security. But if you start collecting before your full retirement age of 66 or 67, your work income might reduce your monthly payment. To learn more, visit our Social Security Resource Center at http://spr.ly/61861Q1Bu. | AARP

Keep in mind if you draw a widow benefit or any type of Social Security benefit prior to your full retirement age, your income is limited. Understand the earned income limit before you draw any Social Security benefit early so you don’t get into a debt situation with the Social Security administration. Find my book on Amazon if you want to learn the details about widow benefits. Medicare moms guide to Medicare and Social Security retirement available on audible and Kindle too. | The Medicare Fam

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