Social Security's Overpayment Rules Have Been Rolled Back: What to Know
- Millions of Social Security recipients will receive April payments this week from the SSA.
- A payroll tax finances Social Security, and retirement age impacts payment amounts.
- Payment timing relies on the recipient's birth date within the month and their benefit history.
- Retiring at 62 can yield $2,831 monthly, while retiring at 70 can yield $5,108.
- Analysts project that the SSA may only give partial payments by 2034 due to rising retirees.
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First round of April Social Security payments goes out in 2 days
The first round of April’s Social Security payments, worth up to $5,108 for the highest-income earners who retire at 70, will go out to the first group of retirees in two days. Social Security payments typically begin on the second…
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