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Social Security Full Retirement Age

The Social Security full retirement age depends on the year you were born and is a fixed schedule tied to birth year, with Medicare eligibility remaining at 65.

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Can someone receive SSI and retirement benefits simultaneously after reaching full retirement age?

does not automatically convert to Social Security retirement benefits at full retirement age, and an individual can continue to receive SSI after reaching full retirement age if they still meet SSI’s ...

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If you are age 60 and have ssdi, are you likely to get tested again to see if you still qualify as retirement age is approaching?

, a recipient of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is less likely to face frequent medical re‑evaluations—known as —because the generally reduces review...