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October 6, 2018
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Can A 67 Year Old Man Work Part-Time Without Affecting His Social Security Check?
Can a man 67 years old that draws Social security.Work a part time job without effecting this social security check
Hi,
Yes, a person who is age 67 could work part-time or full-time without losing any of their Social Security benefits. Once a person reaches their full retirement age, which could be anywhere from age 66 to 67 depending on their year of birth (https://www.ssa.gov/planners/retire/retirechart.html), there is no longer any limit on the amount that they could earn and still receive all of their Social Security benefits.
Best, Jerry