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On the part of your comment I quoted, we may have just misunderstood each other. It seemed to be you were saying a NCE employee could get a 100% benefit based on the CE's earnings, as in equal to the CE's 100% SS benefit, instead of 50% of the CE PI...
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@Roxanna35 If you saved and invested it yourself, you would have needed to buy very large life and disability insurance policies to cover for anything happening to you in those first 40 years. SS is an insurance that pays for disability and survivo...
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@Tonster521 The 90% is of all wage income. So if all wages totaled $10 Trillion, the SS max taxable threshold would be set to collect SS taxes on $9 Trillion of that total. Government NCE employees pay partial FICA taxes, the Medicare tax portion,...
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@Tonster521 I think we crossed wires on the subject of NIIT. I understand the right/left pocket exchange but it's not moving money for the benefit of Medicare. That's why NIIT money doesn't show up in the Medicare Trustee Report. NIIT brings in ab...
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With the new format SSA statements they started a couple of years ago, I think it was in 2020 or 2021, the amount for your current age isn't that far off but it may not include your most recent year of earnings. You'll have to check your earnings hi...
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On the part of your comment I quoted, we may have just misunderstood each other. It seemed to be you were saying a NCE employee could get a 100% benefit based on the CE's earnings, as in equal to the CE's 100% SS benefit, instead of 50% of the CE PI...
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@Roxanna35 If you saved and invested it yourself, you would have needed to buy very large life and disability insurance policies to cover for anything happening to you in those first 40 years. SS is an insurance that pays for disability and survivo...
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@Tonster521 The 90% is of all wage income. So if all wages totaled $10 Trillion, the SS max taxable threshold would be set to collect SS taxes on $9 Trillion of that total. Government NCE employees pay partial FICA taxes, the Medicare tax portion,...
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@Tonster521 I think we crossed wires on the subject of NIIT. I understand the right/left pocket exchange but it's not moving money for the benefit of Medicare. That's why NIIT money doesn't show up in the Medicare Trustee Report. NIIT brings in ab...
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With the new format SSA statements they started a couple of years ago, I think it was in 2020 or 2021, the amount for your current age isn't that far off but it may not include your most recent year of earnings. You'll have to check your earnings hi...
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On the part of your comment I quoted, we may have just misunderstood each other. It seemed to be you were saying a NCE employee could get a 100% benefit based on the CE's earnings, as in equal to the CE's 100% SS benefit, instead of 50% of the CE PI...
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@Roxanna35 If you saved and invested it yourself, you would have needed to buy very large life and disability insurance policies to cover for anything happening to you in those first 40 years. SS is an insurance that pays for disability and survivo...
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991
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@Tonster521 The 90% is of all wage income. So if all wages totaled $10 Trillion, the SS max taxable threshold would be set to collect SS taxes on $9 Trillion of that total. Government NCE employees pay partial FICA taxes, the Medicare tax portion,...
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998
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@Tonster521 I think we crossed wires on the subject of NIIT. I understand the right/left pocket exchange but it's not moving money for the benefit of Medicare. That's why NIIT money doesn't show up in the Medicare Trustee Report. NIIT brings in ab...
1
Reply
1
Kudo
1007
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With the new format SSA statements they started a couple of years ago, I think it was in 2020 or 2021, the amount for your current age isn't that far off but it may not include your most recent year of earnings. You'll have to check your earnings hi...
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| Date Registered | 07-17-2011 10:58 PM |
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