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| Question text: | Now let’s imagine that at the end of that year, right before his 64th birthday, Joe stops working again and never again returns to work. Let’s consider what happens to Joe’s Social Security benefits at age 64, right after he stopped working permanently, as a result of the fact that he went back to work for one year while he was age 63. |
| Answer type: | Radio buttons |
| Answer options: | 1 His monthly benefits at age 64 would be unchanged. In other words, Joe would still receive the same $1,000 per month that he would have received had he not returned to work. 2 His monthly benefits at age 64 would be reduced. In other words, Joe would receive less than the $1,000 per month that he would have received had he not returned to work. 3 His monthly benefits at age 64 would be increased. In other words, Joe would receive more than the $1,000 per month that he would have received had he not returned to work. |
| Label: | effect onf monthly benefits |
| Empty allowed: | One-time warning |
| Error allowed: | Not allowed |
| Multiple instances: | No |