Your Money

The COVID shutdown of 2020 pushed forward retirement plans for many Americans. However, amid the reopening of the economy, improving wages, and increased inflation, some recently retired individuals might be considering reentering the workforce. And so, current retirees who plan to return to work (and therefore might not need the additional income from Social Security) might wonder whether they can reverse their decision to claim Social Security.

This article dives into two strategies, withdrawal and suspension, that might help someone reverse that decision. This is, of course, to increase the ultimate benefits one receives by delaying their benefits. That extra benefit can be pretty significant.

Two ways to reverse a Social Security claiming decision
by Mary Beth Franklin

Your Life

Are there really any benefits to multivitamins? Forbes Health writes that the opposing views have ranged from being a nutrition insurance plan to flushing money down the drain. Research shows that the risks of taking a daily multivitamin are low, and most people have real benefits. In addition, taking a daily multivitamin is a cost-effective way to insure against hidden micronutrient insufficiencies that can sap your immunity, health, and long-term vitality. Read further on more information regarding benefits, risks, who benefits most, and how to choose the right one.

I’m A Nutrition Scientist—Here’s Why I Take A Multivitamin
by Taylor Wallace

Complexity Simplified

Trivia