To be eligible for Social Security,a person must have worked 40 quarter-year periods (10 years total employment)and must have earned a minimum of $1,120 per quarter.

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This statement is true according to the Social Security rules. A person must have worked and paid taxes for at least 40 quarter-year periods (10 years) to be eligible for Social Security benefits. They also must have earned a minimum amount of money per quarter, which is adjusted annually. In 2021, the minimum earnings required to earn a credit is $1,470, but the statement's minimum amount of $1,120 was correct for the year 2019.

To Be Eligible for Social Security,a Person Must Have Worked