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Staying in the workforce after retiring? Things to be aware of.
Many folks are electing to remain a part of the active workforce well into their retirement years (and well past what was once considered to be the “golden age” of 65). If you fall into that grouping, there are some things you need to consider to avoid painful surprises. Kiplinger Senior Editor Sandra Block takes a look at Social Security and Medicare issues that need to be considered at this point, as well as tax issues and the handling of HSA matters. Check out her post here…
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