Social Security benefits can be paused, restarted

Dear Savvy Senior: I lost my job last month because of the coronavirus crisis. With little savings, I’ve been thinking about starting my Social Security benefits early to help me get by. But my question is, If I find a new job, can I stop my Social Security benefits and restart them at a later date so they can continue to grow? — Almost 63

Dear Almost: Yes, there are actually two ways you can stop your Social Security retirement benefits (once you’ve started collecting them) and restart them at a later date, which would boost your benefits. But in order to do this, certain rules and conditions must be met. Here are your options…

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