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I'm currently retired but thinking about returning to work full time. If I do what doni need to do. I'm currently receiving SSI.
Hi,
If you mean that you are receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI), your payments would likely be reduced if you work and earn more than $65 per month. In that case, you should notify Social Security if you do start working.
If you receive Social Security benefits instead, how work would affect your benefits depends on your age and the type of benefits you receive. You should probably check with Social Security if that's the case.
Best, Jerry
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October 20, 2017