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6 Social Security Changes Coming Next Year

October 26, 2025 · Personal Finance, Retirement Life
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#6 Higher Earnings Test Thresholds for Working Beneficiaries

If you work while collecting Social Security before reaching full retirement age, your benefits may be reduced depending on how much you earn. In 2026, the earnings test thresholds are expected to increase, allowing retirees to earn more before facing benefit reductions.

This is especially helpful for seniors who want to stay active in the workforce, whether in part-time jobs, consulting roles, or self-employment. It’s also useful for retirees who may be paying off loans, maintaining mortgage payments, or supporting family members.

For many, the decision to keep working involves weighing take-home pay, taxes, and retirement security. Using retirement planning calculators, speaking with a financial advisor, and considering credit options can all help in making the smartest decision for your situation.

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