Here's the Truth About Working While on Social Security

Working while on Social Security has its advantages. You may find that your Social Security benefits aren't enough to cover ...
The Motley Fool

Does It Really Make Sense to Work While on Social Security? It Depends on These 2 Factors

It's possible to continue working either part-time or full-time after filing for Social Security. However, your benefits could be significantly reduced. Whether this strategy is worthwhile will depend ...
AOL

How To Make the Most of Your Social Security When You Take Time Off To Care for Family

Taking time off work to care for a spouse, parent or child can take a big toll on your retirement income. Even short caregiving breaks may reduce monthly payout because Social Security benefits are ...
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I'm 63, fed up with work, and plan to retire in 6 months — but I only have $850,000 saved. Is that enough for a comfy income or do I need to consider part-time consulting work?

If you have $850,000 saved and are planning to retire at 63, you need to think carefully about whether you have enough money to cover all of your expenses. When you run the numbers, you may decide ...
Kiplinger

How a Part-Time Job in Retirement Can Boost Your Social Life

A part-time job in retirement, like walking dogs or helping with home projects, can combat loneliness by sparking new friendships and boosting your social life. Today, 43% of adults over 65 feel ...

Government shutdown: What's open, what's closed and who's affected

What happens to Social Security and Medicare? Will post offices, airports and DMVs stay open? We answer top questions.