Some people think they won’t live long enough to collect Social Security. That should be the least of their worries. I am 66 and working full time. I’d rather be retired. I did retire at 61, in ...
Using guaranteed income, like Social Security, to pay everyday bills may save me from withdrawing from retirement accounts before I'm ready. Given the work that needs to be done to secure Social ...
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I started collecting Social Security at 67, but I worked until 70. Will I get more money now?
I worked until I hit 70. I started receiving my Social Security at 67, my Full Retirement Age. Since I’ve continued to work, should my Social Security monthly payments increase? Worked Hard Related: ...
The program’s solvency challenges may never actually be resolved. I believe that I can achieve a better rate of return than the Social Security Administration’s able to offer me for tying up my money.
I am 66 and have been on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) for decades after breaking my back. I read that even though the Social Security Retirement fund may go belly up in my lifetime, the ...
'My husband jokes that he will never be able to retire because we do not own a home' "If my husband were to retire tomorrow, he would get $2,650 in Social Security. That would only cover our rent." ...
I have a question about collecting survivor benefits. My ex-spouse of 20 years recently passed away in an accident. We were divorced for about one year before the accident. I think I am able to start ...
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