Still Working at 65? This Medicare Mistake Could Cost You for Life.

Your initial Medicare enrollment window lasts seven months, starting three months before the month of your 65th birthday and ...
FinanceBuzz on MSN

This Social Security rule hits hardest if you’re still working

Still working while collecting Social Security benefits? Here's how your income can make up to 85% of your benefits taxable ...
New York Post

‘I’m 94 and still work 7 days a week’: Number of seniors delaying retirement explodes — and could surge further amid economic uncertainty

The Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies recently found that nearly 80% of older Americans said they are still working "because they need the paycheck or because they want to keep building their ...
AOL

Why I’m still working at the age of 73—and yes, I know that sounds horrible to many

At age 73, after a career already spanning 51 years, I’m still working. Please, no standing ovation necessary. Nor, for that matter, pangs of pity, either. I plug away at my trade because I like to. I ...
24/7 Wall St

Still Working at 70—Should I Start My Social Security Benefits Now?

Delaying Social Security until 70 maximizes monthly benefits, with no further gains after. Working at 70 doesn’t reduce Social Security payments, regardless of income. A financial advisor can tailor ...
Business Insider

They're in their 80s, still working, and living paycheck to paycheck

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Morningstar

I'm 63 and tried claiming Social Security early, but it was declined because I'm still working. Is that allowed?

'I was told as long as I work, I have to wait until I am 67 to start drawing my Social Security' Dear Help Me Retire, I am 63 and decided I want to go ahead and start drawing my Social Security ...