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He’s Eyeing a $122,000 Aerospace Job, but Social Security Could Value His Old $70,000 Salary More

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Imagine a 64-year-old machinist considering an aerospace job offer. The position pays $122,000, far more than the $70,000 he earned back in 2001. He assumes the bigger paycheck will lift his future Social Security check. It might help a little. But Social Security could actually count his 2001 salary as the bigger year.
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