How much you receive in Social Security retirement benefits depends on your earnings history. The formula for calculating benefits is based on your 35 highest earning years indexed for inflation.

But there's one thing retirees need to know. Those inflation adjustments stop when you turn 60. That can make working in your 60s much more valuable to someone looking to make the most of their Social Security benefits.

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