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Old 05-16-2012, 08:19 PM #1
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Default Going back to work..after being on ssdi
I am on ssdi and have been since age 62 . I just turned 65 this year. When I turn 66 next year My ssdi becomes regular social security.

If my health was to improve some time next year after my 66th birthday and I was able to work. Could I return to work and not be penalized since i will be reaching my full retirement age ..Also would I have to pay any ssdi back?
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