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Unretiring? Make sure you understand the Implications for Social Security & Medicare
The chaotic years of the COVID pandemic led to many folks leaving the workforce earlier than planned. Now that the landscape has leveled, many are rethinking that decision and looking toward rejoining the workforce. As indicated in a ThinkAdvisor post by Robert Bloink & William H. Byrnes, “as many as 1 in 8 retirees between ages 65 and 85 plan to return to work during 2025.” If you’re one of the retirees in this cohort, there are several essential factors you need to consider when making your re-entry. Check out the Bloink/Burnes post here for more details.
After reading the ThinkAdvisor post, if you have any questions about your individual circumstances, know that the AMAC Foundation offers a free-to-the-public Social Security Advisor service that can help you. Learn more about this service and how to access it here.
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