I retired in 2017 at the age of 62, I continued working part time, in all the years of retirement my income was higher, every year than it was in my younger working years, I never had a recalcuation that I know of, then in Novmeber of 2022 I sent a leftter to Social Security Administration asking for a recalculation, it is almost June of 2023 and I have not heard anything from them one way or another regarding the recalcualtion. Is it too soon to expect an answer and also will they give me an answer even if I don't qualify for a recalculation ?

What process do I go through to request a review to recalculate my Social Security pay/credits, based upon higher earnings now (over last 3 years as a LtCol USAF) and further much larger earnings, given that I am 64 years old, and will not stop full time nurse anesthesia (civilian) until 70 years old.

I am 69 yrs old. I took SS at age 65 in 2018. I have 50+ years of earnings. I went back to work in 2022 and made $17K+ of earnings from a part-time job. Will this amount replace a lower earnings year of the 35 SS used to calculate my benefit? And if so, will my benefit be re-calculated automatically and be increased? When??

Thank you,
Denise

Can you provide any info on "Waiver of recomputation"?
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-20/chapter-III/part-404/subpart-C/sub...
Is there a form? Where do I send it? How do I determine when they are going to do a recomputation so I know when to send the waiver? And do I have to send it every year?

Hi Larry, I retired at age 62, that was 5 years ago , I continued working , in all of those five years I earned more than any of the five years I worked when I was much younger and those years were used to calculate my benefits when I retired. SSA has not recalculated my earnings since retirement, my question is how do I get them to recalculate my benefits ?

Hi Larry,
My 2021income was $15,000 more than my 35th lowest earning year. I started receiving benefits in June of 2022 so it wasn't considered in calculating my benefits. Am I correct that SSA will recalculate in December and pay me the difference retroactively in a lump sum. Also, my benefits are currently $2551/month, can you tell what my new benefit amount would be? Thanks.

My full retirement age was 66. I have been collecting SS since my full retirement for 2 yrs. I am now 68 and never stopped working and have continued to put into SS about $350.00 a month for the last 2 years. Should my SS be recalculated for each additional years I work since I continue to put back into SS?

I have worked part time since retirement at 65 and my social security benefit has not been recalculated. I was not earning over the limit and I paid SS taxes for about 7 years. I stopped this part-time work 2 years ago because of Covid and I still have not received a recalculation.

I am 68 and only have 40 credits so I'm waiting until I'm 70 to collect retirement benefits. In your book you stated that if I keep working until after I'm age 70, every year my benefit amount will increase because my benefit will be recalculated annually based on my increased payments into social security. Can you tell me where it says that in the law. My friend just turned 70 and is in the same position as I am and SSA told him his benefit at age 70 was frozen and could not go up.

I am receiving social security that started in April 2021 (Age 68. Of course, I got the COLA increase like everyone else. My question is I worked from January 2021 through July 2021 and have since retired.

When will the additional 7 months be calculated into my monthly social security payment?