Working Past 65? Medicare & SSA Mistakes You Can't Afford To Make! | PLUS FREE LIVE Q&A + 2025 COLA
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former Social Security Manager, REVEALS the mistakes you need to avoid after age 65. Medicare Part B Penalty, Medicare Part A and HSA, Annual Earnings Limit, Monthly Earnings Limit, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and MORE!
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Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former Social Security District Manager; Former Family Services Specialist, Department of Social Services; Former Marine Corps Sergeant; University Adjunct Professor. Dr. Ed is one of the most experienced government benefits experts in the country and in his (semi)retirement, he has made hundreds of UA-cam videos in order to help seniors, the disabled, survivors, retirees, disabled children, spouses, and others in every state get the benefits they need!
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You know what I loved about the first 10 minutes of this video? "EVERYTHING" It was all about me. About to turn 66 still working with BCBS Insurance and over 20 employees. Not collecting Social Security yet My dilemma these days is which plan to get. Keep thinking G, But you like N. It's a tough decision. Great Video!
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I’m on regular social security now since I turned 62. Now I’m disabled. Can I apply for SSI or more assistance. I’m now 71.
Thank you so much for this important information, Dr. Ed!
Glad it was helpful!
I worked for 15 years in Canada and expect about $500/mo from CPP, then moved to the US in 1997 and have worked here and contributed to SS for 27 years. My SS at FRA is about $3300. Will any of the 500 be clawed back? Thanks
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I will be 67 in November. Currently laid off and receiving unemployment benefits... but going back to my seasonal position in January (allegedly lol). I want to retire. Should I apply now or wait til February after I go back to work... does it matter? Thanks for help and all your many years of service! ❤🎉
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I will be 62 on 2/2025 not working anymore planning to withdraw SS. My husband retired from state and military can I withdraw from my husband SS benefits too?
Hello Doc, what about having TRS and have marketplace insurance, thinking about getting social security plus only part A?
How do you know what percentage of your medicare will be taxed?
I'm 66, my ex is almost 60. I didn't know and couldn't get consistent answers from SSA regarding if I have to wait until he is 62 to draw. I just found out that I could have been drawing on my own SS until he hits 62. I have a phone appointment on Tuesday to begin signing up. Will it be possible to get my own back payments from when I turned 62?
I am disabled.I am on medicare.Is there anything I need to do when I turn 65?Thank you
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I do have regular medicare with A and B plans . I am thinking about adding a D plan also for next year. How much does plan D cost me every month?
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I am on ssdi and 62 years old . Can I found my exhusban benifit at 62?
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My husband just retired at age 66 and 8 months. He is self employed. Can he still making high income from his company without affecting his retirement?
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😢I retired early @62. I worked six years as a school bus driver. I don't think ever got an penny more in benefits. If working on SS is there no increase to.benefits? I broke my back driving a school bus. Did not get disability! Disability stops at 65 so older workers will not get extra help! I am not sure full age to retire was 66???TY
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When I i star working ,I supposed to retire at 62,I stay more until 65.I started in 1988 also under another last name…
Can I apply fir Medicaid to pay fir my Medicare premium $174.00??
Yes
Hello
I am subscribed to your UA-cam channel, but I always seem to miss the live videos although I always watch them later. Thanks for what you are doing.
I have a question. I’m 65 1/2 years old but trying to wait till my full retirement age of 67 to collect my social security. I am divorced. My ex already collects SS. I was married for 30 years. I have a question.
If I choose to take my own Social Security benefit, since it won’t be any higher amount to take spousal benefit, can I still get survivor benefit if my ex-husband were to pass away in few years, Because then, it would be higher amount.
Or is it once I pick my own benefit Im locked in?
I think you can take the spousal right now and let yours grow until your 70. Ask around.
I thought I understood Ed to say that you had to start your own Social Security before you can collect spousal Social Security. Plus my ex-husband does not receive more than half of mine so at my full retirement age I have to collect my own correct? So my question is at full retirement age if I’m collecting mine and my ex-husband dies can I then go to survivor benefit collecting on his?
@@rclose23 I thought I understood Ed to say that you had to start your own Social Security before you can collect spousal Social Security. Plus my ex-husband does not receive more than half of mine so at my full retirement age I have to collect my own correct? So my question is at full retirement age if I’m collecting mine and my ex-husband dies can I then go to survivor benefit collecting on his?
As à européenne living in the states, bottom line is you have to work for ever. Everyone retires at 62 oversea. Just sting
Can I work after 70
Most definitely. I started reading SSA benefits at full retirement and continued working until just recently when I retired at age 70. The thing is to make sure to deduct SSA Fed and state taxes. I began receiving my pension this month minus tax deductions as well.
Yes
F not avail
Available if your 65th birthday occurred before January 1, 2020,