what will be the amount a Social Security recipient can earn in 2027 before full retirement age

In 2027, the Social Security earnings limit for someone under full retirement age for the entire year is expected to be based on the annual limit the Social Security Administration sets for that year; the agency’s 2026 standard is $24,480, and the 2027 figure is not yet published in the information I have here.

What that means

• If you are under full retirement age all year , Social Security reduces benefits by $1 for every $2 you earn above the annual limit.

• In the year you reach full retirement age , a different limit applies, and the reduction is $1 for every $3 above that threshold until the month you reach full retirement age.

• Once you reach full retirement age, there is no earnings limit for your benefits.

Important note

The only verified 2027-related detail available here is that the special earnings rule continues to be based on annual earnings limits, but the exact 2027 dollar amount is not shown in the source I found. If you want the exact 2027 limit, the safest answer is that it has not been established in the source material I have now.