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LIZ WESTON: 3 ways to reduce taxes on social security

Delaying the start of your Social Security benefits to age 70 not only means getting a larger benefits check, it could also save hundreds or thousands of dollars a year in taxes.

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Liz Weston: 3 ways to reduce taxes on social security

Social Security benefits were once tax-free. That changed in 1983, when Congress decided to tax a portion of benefits for the highest-income recipients. Back then, fewer than 10% of beneficiaries were affected.

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