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Re: SS Raise ? [Re: bloo_rainger] #15263397 12/04/24 03:11 AM
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Originally Posted by bloo_rainger
Originally Posted by pchapin
My SS increase is $96.69 per month
Medicare Part B increase is $10.30 per month
Medicare Part D decrease is $0.50 per month
Net $86.89 increase per month

Out of pocket drug cost max is $2,000



Maxing out that benefit

banana

it was the only way i could retire.
many don't know the difference between retiring and quitting


'It gets sucked in'

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Re: SS Raise ? [Re: pchapin] #15263582 12/04/24 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by pchapin
Originally Posted by bloo_rainger
Originally Posted by pchapin
My SS increase is $96.69 per month
Medicare Part B increase is $10.30 per month
Medicare Part D decrease is $0.50 per month
Net $86.89 increase per month

Out of pocket drug cost max is $2,000



Maxing out that benefit

banana

it was the only way i could retire.
many don't know the difference between retiring and quitting


so what's the difference

Re: SS Raise ? [Re: Flip Flop Fisher] #15263672 12/04/24 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Flip Flop Fisher
Originally Posted by pchapin
Originally Posted by bloo_rainger
Originally Posted by pchapin
My SS increase is $96.69 per month
Medicare Part B increase is $10.30 per month
Medicare Part D decrease is $0.50 per month
Net $86.89 increase per month

Out of pocket drug cost max is $2,000



Maxing out that benefit

banana

it was the only way i could retire.
many don't know the difference between retiring and quitting


so what's the difference


Really.........I was laid off in 2020, three months prior to turning 62. After getting a nice settlement and unemployment for over a year I decided to not return to my job when they called me back. So, did I quit or did I retire.
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Re: SS Raise ? [Re: TPACK] #15263678 12/04/24 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by TPACK
Originally Posted by Flip Flop Fisher
Originally Posted by pchapin
Originally Posted by bloo_rainger



Maxing out that benefit

banana

it was the only way i could retire.
many don't know the difference between retiring and quitting


so what's the difference


Really.........I was laid off in 2020, three months prior to turning 62. After getting a nice settlement and unemployment for over a year I decided to not return to my job when they called me back. So, did I quit or did I retire.
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Can you live comfortably the rest of your life on what you have?


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Re: SS Raise ? [Re: pchapin] #15263792 12/04/24 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by pchapin
Originally Posted by pchapin

Can you live comfortably the rest of your life on what you have?


Me and wife both receiving SS plus a pension and on Medicare with a supplement (wife's supplement free).100% Debt free for over 10 years. Haven`t touched IRA`s or 401K`s yet and don`t see any need in the foreseeable future. Only used 10K of saving so far to pay cash for new vehicle. Most people don`t really know if they`ll outlive their money due to sickness or longtime care. No crystal ball here, but, we have always and will continue to live well within our means, so I feel very comfortable with our finances.

Re: SS Raise ? [Re: TPACK] #15263824 12/04/24 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by TPACK


Originally Posted by pchapin
Originally Posted by pchapin

Can you live comfortably the rest of your life on what you have?


Me and wife both receiving SS plus a pension and on Medicare with a supplement (wife's supplement free).100% Debt free for over 10 years. Haven`t touched IRA`s or 401K`s yet and don`t see any need in the foreseeable future. Only used 10K of saving so far to pay cash for new vehicle. Most people don`t really know if they`ll outlive their money due to sickness or longtime care. No crystal ball here, but, we have always and will continue to live well within our means, so I feel very comfortable with our finances.

sounds like retirement to me


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Re: SS Raise ? [Re: Mark Perry] #15263870 12/04/24 05:42 PM
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I had to go to the Social Security office today in down town Fort Worth UHG !! Sat in there for 5 hours, had to update my social security , evidently the records showed I was born in another country all of the sudden, could not get signed up for medicare because of it, dam what a beating, people watching is fun but most of the folks in there were not that fun to watch lol.



Don't fool around and get yourself deported..... grin


I felt like an immigration sting could happen any minute lol


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