There’s a Social Security rule that millions of retirees overlook — and it could mean the difference between losing money and maximizing lifetime benefits.

It all comes down to how much you earn before reaching full retirement age.

And the timing matters more than most people realize.

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Did you know Social Security pays back withheld benefits after full retirement age?

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