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Dear Rusty: I just started receiving my Social Security in February of 2023. I am also working part time at a company 24 hours a week. My question is ...

Dear Rusty: I was widowed years ago and, when I approached age 60, I looked into Social Security survivor benefits based on my late husband’s record. He started receiving Social

CNY ATD will explore models for remote, hybrid, and blended workforces to ensure effective employee engagement, retention, and recruitment.

This month’s topic is: “Quiet Hiring.”

Dear Rusty: Hypothetically, if I plan to sign up for Social Security at age 70 and pass away before that, I will get nothing. My spouse would still get a boost in the amount she receives because I made more, but everything I put into the program vanishes.

CNY ATD will hold an informational session regarding the CNY BEST Talent Development Program, recognizing excellence in talent development and the awards-application process.

If your goal is to work only to the point that no penalty will be assessed, you can work until your 2023 earnings reach $21,240 (whenever that is).

Dear Rusty: I will be 62 in 2024 and am considering starting Social Security benefits at that time. I will have two children under the age of 18. One of them will be 10 and the other 15. Will they be able to draw benefits in addition to my benefits?

Dear Rusty: I retired at age 58. My husband and I worked 40 years of employment each. I had a 401K only...no other benefits. We saved, we invested through our financial advisor and have done okay watching our investments grow (except for the last three years). Neither my husband nor I have taken Social Security;

CNY ATD hosts this workshop for growth and exploring the crucial skills for effective managers.