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How long does it take to earn 40 credits for Social Security?

According to the Social Security Administration, you can earn up to four Social Security work credits each year. This means the minimum amount of time to earn the 40 credits needed for eligibility is 10 years, making it an essential milestone for retirement planning that answers the question: how long does it take to earn 40 credits for Social Security?

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How many years do you need to work in the US to get pension? (40 Credits Explained)

According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), most Americans need to earn a minimum of 40 Social Security credits, which equates to about 10 years of work, to qualify for retirement benefits. Understanding **how many years do you need to work in the US to get pension** is the first step toward securing your financial future in retirement, but eligibility for benefits is based on the credits you earn, not just the years you work.

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