As long as you have earned income you’ll continue to pay Social Security FICA payroll taxes no matter how old you are! | Sylvia Gordon
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As long as you have earned income you’ll continue to pay Social Security FICA payroll taxes no matter how old you are! | Sylvia Gordon
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You can also voluntarily suspend your Social Security when you reach your full retirement age to earn delayed retirement credits guaranteed 8% per year up to a maximum at age 70! | Sylvia Gordon
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You can also voluntarily suspend your Social Security when you reach your full retirement age to earn delayed retirement credits guaranteed 8% per year up to a maximum at age 70! | Sylvia Gordon
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As long as you have earned income you’ll continue to pay Social Security FICA payroll taxes no matter how old you are! | Sylvia Gordon
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As long as you have earned income you’ll continue to pay Social Security FICA payroll taxes no matter how old you are! | Sylvia Gordon
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Menopause has not been studied adequately. For those of us taking hormones, we know exactly how helpful they are and how much they’ve improved our quality of life. | Sylvia Gordon
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Menopause has not been studied adequately. For those of us taking hormones, we know exactly how helpful they are and how much they’ve improved our quality of life. | Sylvia Gordon
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You cannot apply for the Social Security lump sum benefit if you’re under your full retirement age. Full retirement age is based on the year you were born. Check out my Social Security cheat sheet. The link is in the mail to find out what age your full retirement age will be | Sylvia Gordon
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You cannot apply for the Social Security lump sum benefit if you’re under your full retirement age. Full retirement age is based on the year you were born. Check out my Social Security cheat sheet. The link is in the mail to find out what age your full retirement age will be | Sylvia Gordon
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The Social Security earned income limit I am describing in this video is for people under their full retirement age. This is called the lower limit. There’s also a higher limit where you can make about three times as much in the year that you reach your full retirement age and if you exceeded, they reduce your benefits 3 to 1 toll talk about that in another video.#2026. | Sylvia Gordon
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The Social Security earned income limit I am describing in this video is for people under their full retirement age. This is called the lower limit. There’s also a higher limit where you can make about three times as much in the year that you reach your full retirement age and if you exceeded, they reduce your benefits 3 to 1 toll talk about that in another video.#2026. | Sylvia Gordon
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Congress was concerned too many women were reaching retirement age without any Social Security protections. | Sylvia Gordon
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Congress was concerned too many women were reaching retirement age without any Social Security protections. | Sylvia Gordon
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You can contribute to your health savings account without any problem up till the age you turned 65. There was only a conflict if you want to continue to contribute past age 65 if you take Medicare part a or if you fail to stop all contributions six months prior to starting Medicare it’s tricky and it’s set up for you to fail in which case you’ll end up with a tax penalty. | Sylvia Gordon
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Both political parties have been very vocal that they support raising the age of full retirement to age 70 as a way to show up the Social Security trust fund. It is likely that it will eventually be raised, but it is politically very difficult to raise the age of full retirement. It was last raised 40 years ago under President Reagan. | Sylvia Gordon
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Delayed retirement credits do not accrue for spousal benefits those top off at 50% and did not continue to grow higher if you wait to draw past your full retirement age, Social Security delayed retirement credits benefit you if you don’t want to draw on your own Social Security work record and you want to wait past your full retirement age they give you a guaranteed 8% return for every year past your full retirement age up till the age of 70. Many men choose to do this to beef up the amount thei
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The Amish live in a different culture from us whom they called the English. They try to preserve their ways from the 1800s and it’s a very interesting interaction when our two cultures tried to mix. | Sylvia Gordon
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Only once you reach your full retirement age can work full time AND draw your Social Security (any benefit) without it being reduced! What constitute part time depends on the year you are drawing for 2025. It is $23,400 of gross annual income. If you start drawing Social Security midyear, you will have a monthly prorated amount. | Sylvia Gordon
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If you were turning 65 want to continue on your spouses work insurance or you want to continue to work in your own employer has 20 or more employees and you’re on the Work insurance plan you do not need to enroll in Medicare part a or B typically enroll in in part a has no cost and could give you some potential advantages in the future. But do not enroll in part a if you contribute to a health savings account at work, do not take part B until you fully understand the cost and benefits of having
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You can contribute to your health savings account without any problem up till the age you turned 65. There was only a conflict if you want to continue to contribute past age 65 if you take Medicare part a or if you fail to stop all contributions six months prior to starting Medicare it’s tricky and it’s set up for you to fail in which case you’ll end up with a tax penalty. | Sylvia Gordon
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If you draw any Social Security benefit earlier than you’re full of retirement age, you lock in a permanently reduced amount each month. Also, you will have a limited income due to the earned income limit until you reach your full retirement age. | Sylvia Gordon
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Don’t be alarmed if Social Security administration continues to pay your old Medicare part D drug plan for a month or two at the beginning of each year even though you changed your medicare part D drug plan and have a confirmation that your new plan is supposed to start on January 1. It takes the Social Security administration a few months to get it all set up correct correctly no need to call your insurance company. Just wait for the Social Security administration to get it done generally never
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Many people choose to draw Social Security as a widow and allow their own Social Security retirement benefits to continue to grow and max out at either their full retirement age or all the way to age 70 then they switched over to the higher benefit! | Sylvia Gordon
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I could do a whole video series on the success of every type of mouse trap on the market, but I won’t because the best trap is the old-fashioned trap that you grew up with. Ignore all of the other high-tech junk. The old-fashioned mouse trap works the best you’re welcome. | Sylvia Gordon
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If you’re under age 65 and getting ready to turn 65 your TRICARE will transition into TRICARE for life for retirees as long as you enroll in Medicare part A and B. You will PAY for Medicare part B. There are also special Medicare advantage plans that you might be interested in. If you’d like to discuss those types of plans book a free appointment at themedicarefamily.com. We are licensed in all 50 states. | Sylvia Gordon
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Not everyone wants to start Medicare at age 65. More and more people are continuing to work past 65 and will not need Medicare if they’re on their employer Group health plan as long as it has 20 or more employees there will not be a late Medicare penalty incurred. Go to our website to take our free Medicare workshop to get you started. | Sylvia Gordon
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The Social Security earned income limit for 2026 for everyone except those that are reaching their full retirement age during this year is $24,000 gross annual income prorated monthly if you start drawing Social Security after January 2026 #2026 | Sylvia Gordon
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To be eligible to draw Social Security often ex spouse that marriage had to have lasted 10 years you cannot currently be remarried. You both must be age 62 and half of the higher earners benefit must be more than all of the lower earners benefit the actual amount you will draw will depend on the age you are when you file for spousal benefits. | Sylvia Gordon
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If you continue to work past age 65 in your employer has 20 or more employees, you will not trigger a Medicare late enrollment penalty. The government will still hit you with the penalty unless you submit the form L564 to prove that you were employed with a company with 20 or more employees. The Medicare Family will help you with all this paperwork. If you’re getting ready to start Medicare, go to our website to book an appointment go to themedicarefamily.com. Our help is free and we’re licensed
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Insult with an elder law attorney near you about your estate plan. It’s also a good conversation to have with your parents and your kids. In case someone tries to get you to change your will or trust when you are mentally incapacitated. | Sylvia Gordon
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Once you reach your full retirement age, the Social Security earned income limit goes away. Any money that they’ve withheld from your Social Security benefits because you exceeded the earned income limit will then be re-calculated into your monthly benefit prorated out over the remaining life expectancy they say you have. Which means you’ll get a slightly higher check every month for the rest of your life. I can’t do that math for you. Trust me —you eventually get the money back if you live long
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The only people who get Medicare prior to age 65 have been on Social Security Disability for two years. | Sylvia Gordon
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When you draw Social Security at age 62 that is considered early because it is prior to your full retirement age. When you draw any type of Social Security benefit early, it comes with a limit on your income. When you exceed the annual earned income limit for every two dollars you go over the limit they reduce your Social Security by one dollar in the year that you reach your full retirement age that earned income limit is about triple and they are more generous when you go over the limit. In th
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Your Social Security benefit could be denied because you’re trying to draw your benefit any benefit earlier than your full retirement age, which is near the age of 67 based on the year you were born. If you’re under your full retirement age, you have an earned income limit. If you’re working full-time and Social Security administration knows you will exceed that limit. They will tell you not to draw your benefit, but they don’t necessarily explain it to you so it makes sense so that you know if
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Not everyone wants to start Medicare at age 65. More and more people are continuing to work past 65 and will not need Medicare if they’re on their employer Group health plan as long as it has 20 or more employees there will not be a late Medicare penalty incurred. Go to our website to take our free Medicare workshop to get you started. | Sylvia Gordon
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If you’re drawing spoual benefits and your spouse dies when you were UNDER your full retirement age, it’s your choice at what age you want to draw the widow benefit the longer you wait to draw the higher benefit you’ll lock in. | Sylvia Gordon
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