She Returned to a Classroom at 64. Her Wages Earned No Social Security Credit, but Every Dollar Counted Against Her.
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Retired teachers returning to substitute work often assume that a paycheck outside Social Security coverage cannot affect a Social Security check they already receive. That assumption costs some of them hundreds of dollars before they realize the rules work differently than they expected.
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Wages from noncovered public jobs don't build Social Security credits, but every dollar still counts against the earnings test for early claimers.
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