“If you’re already past your Full Retirement Age (FRA), consider retroactive benefits — you may qualify for up to six months in back benefits,” said Norm Haug, vice president of operations at the National Association of Registered Social Security Analysts. Haug explained, “If you do go back to work, make sure you tell the Social Security Administration. Earning over the limits or working too many hours, especially if you’re self-employed, before FRA can reduce or eliminate your benefits.”
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