Dear Rusty: I am writing to you on behalf of my husband. His intentions are to go part time as of Jan. 1, working 30 hours a week, and take Social Security benefits as supplemental income. How can we ...

Dear Rusty: I opted to draw my Social Security retirement benefit early and work part time. The company I work for has decided to pull me from field work due to my age and health. Although they are ...

For people who want or need to stay on the job in their 60s, the real question is not whether they are allowed to work while receiving retirement benefits, but how much they can earn before their ...

Working in your 60s and 70s is no longer the exception, and the rules for drawing Social Security while you earn a paycheck have become a crucial part of retirement planning. The core challenge is ...

You're allowed to work while collecting benefits from Social Security. Depending on your age, you may have benefits withheld if you earn too much. Working while on Social Security could also lead to ...

There are significant implications to starting Social Security benefits at 62, including a reduced monthly amount and an earnings limit of $23,400 in 2025 that impacts part-time work. It is essential ...

I draw my husband's Social Security but I’m also working. How much money can I earn for the year? –Janice It's quite common to collect Social Security retirement benefits and still work. In fact, some ...

Your health plays a huge role in determining the best time to collect Social Security. Also key is if your savings, pensions, or part-time work aren't enough to keep you afloat. If you’re married, ...