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A Long-Standing Social Security Rule Could Finally Be Changing

A proposed law could end 's earnings test for early claimers. Here's how the 2026 rule works, what could change, and what retirees should know.

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A Long-Standing Social Security Rule Could Finally Be Changing

A proposed law could end Social Security's earnings test for early claimers. Here's how the 2026 rule works, what could change, and what retirees should know.

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