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When Social security was first implemented, average lifespans were less than the retirement age(65). Today, average lifespan is almost 20 year longer than retirement age. No wonder it's going broke. Raise the full retirement age to 70 and raise the...
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A bit late to this party but it's not just UHC supplements that are increasing uncontrollably. I'm 73 and have an Aetna/CVS Plan G supplement. Started out at just over $120 a month 3 years ago. After one year, it went up to $150. This year it wen...
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Well, something's gotta give. Stop taxing SS, index income levels for taxation, etc, will just accelerate the inevitable!
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Like AARP supplements, consumer Cellular and other endorsed companies simply pay AARP to endorse them. It's a revenue stream for AARP, nothing else. We're best ignoring an AARP endorsement and accepting it for what it is - the American way!
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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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When Social security was first implemented, average lifespans were less than the retirement age(65). Today, average lifespan is almost 20 year longer than retirement age. No wonder it's going broke. Raise the full retirement age to 70 and raise the...
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A bit late to this party but it's not just UHC supplements that are increasing uncontrollably. I'm 73 and have an Aetna/CVS Plan G supplement. Started out at just over $120 a month 3 years ago. After one year, it went up to $150. This year it wen...
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Well, something's gotta give. Stop taxing SS, index income levels for taxation, etc, will just accelerate the inevitable!
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Like AARP supplements, consumer Cellular and other endorsed companies simply pay AARP to endorse them. It's a revenue stream for AARP, nothing else. We're best ignoring an AARP endorsement and accepting it for what it is - the American way!
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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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When Social security was first implemented, average lifespans were less than the retirement age(65). Today, average lifespan is almost 20 year longer than retirement age. No wonder it's going broke. Raise the full retirement age to 70 and raise the...
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5965
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A bit late to this party but it's not just UHC supplements that are increasing uncontrollably. I'm 73 and have an Aetna/CVS Plan G supplement. Started out at just over $120 a month 3 years ago. After one year, it went up to $150. This year it wen...
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Well, something's gotta give. Stop taxing SS, index income levels for taxation, etc, will just accelerate the inevitable!
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Like AARP supplements, consumer Cellular and other endorsed companies simply pay AARP to endorse them. It's a revenue stream for AARP, nothing else. We're best ignoring an AARP endorsement and accepting it for what it is - the American way!
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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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| Date Registered | 04-06-2013 07:07 PM |
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