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Don't quite understand the question here but if you earn between $15,000 to $30,000 a year (depending on filing status), then you must file a tax return. If you just leave it, the government will come after you and charge you more in penalties and i...
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"Do we hear AARP speaking to this abomination?" Well, certainly AARP could address the cause of this situation. They could try to convince the seventy million-or-so seniors to vote with their brains in 2026.
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"I am thinking about withdrawing it and waiting a little longer before applying"I guess it all depends how "little" a "little longer" is? If it's 4 years or more, yes, pull it. If it's less than a year, forget it.
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It was a political stunt. Sure, everyone wants more money but that isn't the way to do it.
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Well, it's more than just "what you put in" - that money has compounded over a very long time span. The problem is that lifespans have increased since the program was started in 1934 (when average lifespan was a little over 60). Today, average life...
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Don't quite understand the question here but if you earn between $15,000 to $30,000 a year (depending on filing status), then you must file a tax return. If you just leave it, the government will come after you and charge you more in penalties and i...
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"Do we hear AARP speaking to this abomination?" Well, certainly AARP could address the cause of this situation. They could try to convince the seventy million-or-so seniors to vote with their brains in 2026.
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"I am thinking about withdrawing it and waiting a little longer before applying"I guess it all depends how "little" a "little longer" is? If it's 4 years or more, yes, pull it. If it's less than a year, forget it.
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It was a political stunt. Sure, everyone wants more money but that isn't the way to do it.
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Well, it's more than just "what you put in" - that money has compounded over a very long time span. The problem is that lifespans have increased since the program was started in 1934 (when average lifespan was a little over 60). Today, average life...
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Don't quite understand the question here but if you earn between $15,000 to $30,000 a year (depending on filing status), then you must file a tax return. If you just leave it, the government will come after you and charge you more in penalties and i...
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"Do we hear AARP speaking to this abomination?" Well, certainly AARP could address the cause of this situation. They could try to convince the seventy million-or-so seniors to vote with their brains in 2026.
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"I am thinking about withdrawing it and waiting a little longer before applying"I guess it all depends how "little" a "little longer" is? If it's 4 years or more, yes, pull it. If it's less than a year, forget it.
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It was a political stunt. Sure, everyone wants more money but that isn't the way to do it.
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Well, it's more than just "what you put in" - that money has compounded over a very long time span. The problem is that lifespans have increased since the program was started in 1934 (when average lifespan was a little over 60). Today, average life...
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| Date Registered | 04-06-2013 07:07 PM |
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