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Date Add : 09-24-2009
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I retired at age 55 from a major corporation. I sent in a form at that time declaring that I had "stopped work" (can't remember form number).
Now I find it necessary to go back to work. Will the 7 years since I left the workforce be counted as 0 income if/when I do go back to work?
Support Replied ~ 08-10-2009 19:04:13
Dear Linda:
Social Security uses the highest 35 years to compute your benefit rate. Those 0 years will probably not be used. Some people think its the last 3 or so years. That isn't true. If you have a pretty good work history, then your benefit rate should reflect that......Carol
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