3.9K views · 27 reactions | Retirees who receive Social Security funds could see cuts to their monthly benefits as soon as 2033, according to a recent report released by the Social Security Administration. In 2023, the average Social Security enrollee received around $1,700 a month, with retirees collecting nearly $1,800, after adjusting for inflation.  What are your thoughts on cuts to Social Security? | USAFacts | Facebook

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You can work and still collect Social Security. But if you start collecting before your full retirement age of 66 or 67, your income from work might reduce your monthly payment. | AARP

31K views · 8.2K reactions | With a personal 'my Social Security' account, you can view your benefits estimates at different ages or dates. | Social Security Administration | Facebook

700K views · 575 reactions | It's never too soon to start retirement planning with a "my Social Security" account. | Social Security Administration | Facebook

635 reactions · 87 shares | A personal ‘my Social Security’ account gives you access to interactive tools and information based on your earnings record. Save time and estimate your benefits online. | Social Security Administration | Facebook