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@DirkB349973 wrote:I'm not an actuary but I assume the government wants to collect the delayed taxes before you die. Yes, that is pretty much the case. The RMD distribution tables are based on expected longevity (including for spouse in some cases). ...
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I retired at 66+, some months after my FRA. I picked up Medicare so that it took effect immediately upon my retirement. At your age you should get a big boost in your SS benefit due to delayed retirement credits. Good luck!
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@maikeru Hello! Thank you for your update on your situation. I assume you have since gotten married and wish to say *** Congratulations!! *** Aside from being a Social Security fanboy I'm also interested in the issues for expats and foreign spouse...
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@AmyW695717 Yes, you can take a loan to make monthly payments on new or used car from a dealer. If buying used from private party you could check with a bank first. i suggest being cautious though. Some unscrupulous dealers may construct the financ...
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They say "We encourage you to make the transition to Login.gov or ID.me now before the username option goes away later this year."
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@DirkB349973 wrote:I'm not an actuary but I assume the government wants to collect the delayed taxes before you die. Yes, that is pretty much the case. The RMD distribution tables are based on expected longevity (including for spouse in some cases). ...
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I retired at 66+, some months after my FRA. I picked up Medicare so that it took effect immediately upon my retirement. At your age you should get a big boost in your SS benefit due to delayed retirement credits. Good luck!
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@maikeru Hello! Thank you for your update on your situation. I assume you have since gotten married and wish to say *** Congratulations!! *** Aside from being a Social Security fanboy I'm also interested in the issues for expats and foreign spouse...
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@AmyW695717 Yes, you can take a loan to make monthly payments on new or used car from a dealer. If buying used from private party you could check with a bank first. i suggest being cautious though. Some unscrupulous dealers may construct the financ...
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They say "We encourage you to make the transition to Login.gov or ID.me now before the username option goes away later this year."
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@DirkB349973 wrote:I'm not an actuary but I assume the government wants to collect the delayed taxes before you die. Yes, that is pretty much the case. The RMD distribution tables are based on expected longevity (including for spouse in some cases). ...
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I retired at 66+, some months after my FRA. I picked up Medicare so that it took effect immediately upon my retirement. At your age you should get a big boost in your SS benefit due to delayed retirement credits. Good luck!
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@maikeru Hello! Thank you for your update on your situation. I assume you have since gotten married and wish to say *** Congratulations!! *** Aside from being a Social Security fanboy I'm also interested in the issues for expats and foreign spouse...
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@AmyW695717 Yes, you can take a loan to make monthly payments on new or used car from a dealer. If buying used from private party you could check with a bank first. i suggest being cautious though. Some unscrupulous dealers may construct the financ...
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They say "We encourage you to make the transition to Login.gov or ID.me now before the username option goes away later this year."
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| Date Registered | 01-01-2013 09:16 PM |
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