Which of the following statements is currently true: If a person keeps working age 66 and starts to collect Social Security payments, there is adeduction of $1 in SS payments for each $2 earned over $14,000.b. If a person works until 62 and then starts collecting Social Security, there is no deductionform his/her Social Security payment based upon how much he/she continues to earn.If a person does not start receiving Social Security payments until age 70, the monthlypayment will be larger than it would be if he/she quit working at age 66.d. A person's Social Security payment is based solely on how many years he/worked andthe age at which he/she starts collecting Social Security payments.a.C.

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Which of the following statements is currently true:

If a person keeps working age 66 and starts to collect Social Security payments, there is a
deduction of $1 in SS payments for each $2 earned over $14,000.
b. If a person works until 62 and then starts collecting Social Security, there is no deduction
form his/her Social Security payment based upon how much he/she continues to earn.
If a person does not start receiving Social Security payments until age 70, the monthly
payment will be larger than it would be if he/she quit working at age 66.
d. A person's Social Security payment is based solely on how many years he/worked and
the age at which he/she starts collecting Social Security payments.
a.
C.

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