What Income Counts Towards Social Security Earnings Limit?

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Comment from : Devin Carroll

Wages earned - does pre tax deduction / contribution to 401k count as earnings for the limit? 3:07
Comment from : Cathy Gibson

I watched this video with great interest as I received unused vacation pay and a prior year’s bonus in the year I started social security, which was also the year I reached my FRA I read the SSA publication you referenced Per that publication, I contacted the SSA They informed me that I needed to have my company’s HR department fill out Form SSA-131 (Employer Report of Special Wage Payments) They use this as proof that your income for that year is not to be counted against the income limits Thanks for all your excellent information You have made dealing with retirement much easier for me You have one of the best channels in this area on YouTube Also thank you for restarting your podcast That is also excellent
Comment from : Scott Thomas

Question, if I retire at 625 can I stop work in the same month that my SS begins ie I stop work on June 15,2024 and my first SS check comes at the end of June 2024, but my paycheck for that work is actually received in July does that count as special pay? ( I cannot exist for an entire month without pay so am trying to time my exit from work with the month I will receive my first check
Comment from : ColleenJ

Does income from a rental property count as social security income limits
Comment from : Steve K

I like MLPs and other Return Of Capital investments They slip by You can make about 30k and still pay no income tax due to the exemption and carry over stock loses
Comment from : Don Geo

Questionmy ex wife of 13yrs passed awaya few yrs ago and never remarrieddo I have any rights to her Socail Security??
Comment from : L Mullins

Devin, How much needs to be earned per year in order to accumulate the 4 points needed for that year Thank You
Comment from : Araceli Adams

Do you have any information on earnings limits and the rules for SS disability benefits? I am 100 disabled veteran with SSD I have been thinking long and hard about getting at least a part time job or maybe starting my own business
Comment from : Brandon Culver

Can I defer all earned income to 401k to avoid income cap penalty on SSI- I am on widows benefits
Comment from : Gloria Harris

Hello Devin, does a 401k-distribution count as income that doesn't count towards your income limit? Great content by the way
Comment from : bozer brett

What about 1099C cancelation of debt
Comment from : Daniel Clayton

What about income from youtube videos?
Comment from : Ralph Parker

My younger spouse receive Social Security income for taking care of our adult disabled She will start receiving a waiver income under rule 20 14–7 will this reduce her Social Security that she receives now
Comment from : Thomas Smith

What about gambling winnings?
Comment from : Patti Doucette

Do widows have to count dic as income?
Comment from : Sandra Schniederjan

What about unemployment income ?
Comment from : Bus Driver

What about income from rental property?
Comment from : Denny Fusaro

Is there an income limit for a younger spouse caring for a minor child under 16?
Comment from : Darrell Mirro

To many rabbit holes
Comment from : Jerry

Thanks for the quick review, Devin
Comment from : prairie mark

So they figured out how to take more money from me, even when I'm still working and paying ss every week, one dollar for every two I make , that's not fair, I could just be a bum, and make it Work all my life , and now can't retire And it costs me It just ain't right brIt's my money, I paid it in, they should've made money with my money, I'm about to go off grid Work for cash
Comment from : Bill H

Just read that Ira distributions were included in determining income for SS tax purposes??
Comment from : David Nichols

So it is pre-tax earning (income) when they give you the numbers of max allowed to work before losing SS benefits
Comment from : Dipak Nadkarni

You should do the same for Medicare payments What puts you in a higher bracket… example… you sell your home after retiring to down size
Comment from : Joseph D

The higher amount for your FRA year isn’t quite fair…brIf you are born on Jan 1…no benefit for youbrThe later in the year, the betterbrThey should make it “12 months before you turn FRA” you can earn morebrRight?
Comment from : DrBassFace

What about unemployment benefits?
Comment from : Paula Herrera

David does an S corporation earnings count towards Social Security income I would like to retire at 62 but I’m afraid my S corporation earnings will roll into my Social Security earnings Is this true or false? Please let me know
Comment from : Mike Matthews

This video gives me a cold sore
Comment from : Anomaly

What if your spouse works full time, you (collecting ss) don’t and you file jointly Is the ss taxed because if the spouses income putting you total over the threshold?
Comment from : Christine Dailey

What about a personal loan? Is this income?
Comment from : Wanda Greer

Got it thanks
Comment from : Martin from Sea City

What if you hit the lottery does it count as income
Comment from : Terry Daniels

As soon as you retire or get hurt on the job you'll figure out that your life is over Because you have little to no money to live and if you make enough extra money to live because you were forced to go back to work Social Security wants your money back 🤯
Comment from : patrick weigand

I'd like to know if the federal government is going to default and stop paying social security 🤔 Too much negative information about that particular situation only you can bring light to!! TY 😀
Comment from : Kellie Foster