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San Antonio $1.3 Billion Arena Project and Social Security Earnings Test

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The construction of a $1.3 billion NBA arena is underway in San Antonio. The project, which is expected to take about two and a half years once construction begins, has selected companies including Bartlett Cocke to manage the build. The article details how local wages in San Antonio affect Social Security benefit calculations, including the application of the retirement earnings test.

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The Social Security earnings test applies to wages and net earnings from self-employment for those below their full retirement age. For example, in 2026, an individual could earn $24,480 before Social Security begins withholding benefits.

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Who's involved

  • Social SecurityThe government agency whose benefits are affected by local wage inputs.
  • San AntonioThe location where the large-scale arena construction project is taking place.
  • Bartlett CockeOne of the companies selected to manage the $1.3 billion arena construction project.

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  • Social SecuritySpeculative

    The Social Security program might face complex application of earnings tests due to local wage inputs.

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