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How Post-Retirement Work Can Affect Your Benefits and MediCare

Social benefits in the United States are not always a completely understood topic. There's a lot of nuance to it, so Jodi D'Agostini, a certified financial planner with Equitable Advisors The Falcon Financial Group, wanted to clarify what happens if you go back to work for a short time after reaching retirement age. Writes about this NJ.

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If you return to work for a short time after you turn 70 and all Social Security and medical taxes have been withheld, will this affect Social Security or MediCare amounts?

It all depends on the circumstances. Additional income from work may affect your MediCare premiums in the future.

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"This could put you in a higher tax bracket," D'Agostini says. — The increase starts at $88 in income for a single taxpayer and $000 for a married couple filing a joint return. Monthly payments can be as high as $176 for Medicare Part B and $000 for Part D.”

The premium will be taken into account in two years, she said, as the government uses these tax returns to determine insurance premiums.

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D'Agostini says there's no need to worry about your Social Security benefits being reduced because if you re-entered the workforce at age 70, you've reached full retirement age. But an unexpected surprise may await you - its increase.

“Even if you're already receiving benefits, the Social Security Administration will check annually to see if that extra pay will increase your benefit,” she said. “If you earn more than in previous years, your benefit may be increased.”

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