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I started receiving benefit payments this September. &nbsp;Now I am studying as required to be a tax return preparer in January. &nbsp;I will be pulling in a paycheck with Social Security withholding.
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Receiving Soc Sec Payments and Working

posted at November 12, 2011 10:45 AM EST
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First: November 12, 2011
Last: November 12, 2011
I started receiving benefit payments this September.  Now I am studying as required to be a tax return preparer in January.  I will be pulling in a paycheck with Social Security withholding.  At $8.50 per hour I can work a 32 hour week without going over my monthly income limit.  

My question is: is it ok to work at a full-time job that pays into the system while receiving benefit payments?  

As a "newbie" I'm a bit confused by all of this.

Thanks!
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