1 stay on as a month-to-month tenant with your landlordâs approval (in most states, the terms and conditions of the old lease (such as no pets) will carry over into your new, oral month-to-month tenancy), or.  face an eviction lawsuit if you attempt to stay when the landlord wants you to move on.
If you collect Social Security and you're younger than full retirement age, then you can earn up to $16,920 in income in 2017 and still collect 100% of your Social Security payment. The average American's retirement savings remains anemic, wages are only inching higher, and employers continue to abandon pension plans.
In 2017, the annual earnings limit is $16,920. That means in 2017 you can earn up to $16,920 and continue to receive all your Social Security benefits. This is an increase from the limit of $15,720 which applied in 2015 and 2016. If you earn over $16,920, there are a set of rules that determine how much your Social Security benefits will be reduced. There are three different earnings limit rules that apply, depending on whether you earn the income before, during, or after the year your reach full retirement age. Each option is covered below.