IRRMA! Get ready. Sic em' boys!
IRMAASomething to plan for as you get closer to the two year before 65 income.
Too late for that...
So even if I get gigged the first year, they recalculate every year, is that right?
Social Security
Too late for that...
So even if I get gigged the first year, they recalculate every year, is that right?
I think they recalculate every year and go back 2 years. So it would be a temporary blip for you. One of my biggest headaches is keeping things under the threshholds where it suddenly really jumps up.
I think they recalculate every year and go back 2 years. So it would be a temporary blip for you. One of my biggest headaches is keeping things under the threshholds where it suddenly really jumps up.
I think I read you can have it reduced for some reasons... like job loss, think I will try that.
Two years.
Yep I think he can file the SSA(?) form unlimited times for life changing events if they qualify.
Wife may have to also.
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Yep I think he can file the SSA(?) form unlimited times for life changing events if they qualify.
Wife may have to also.
Not sure if that appeal will fly in terms of avoiding the 2 year hit.
https://michaelryanmoney.com/irmaa-one-time-income-spike/
OK, anyone know if this is true?
I know wifey gets a percentage of mine (instead of her own).
When I kick the bucket, I heard she gets whatever amount I was getting instead of the percentage she got when I was alive. True?
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OK, anyone know if this is true?
I know wifey gets a percentage of mine (instead of her own).
When I kick the bucket, I heard she gets whatever amount I was getting instead of the percentage she got when I was alive. True?
Yes, the spouse will collect the higher monthly amount. This is why some delay taking social security.
OK, anyone know if this is true?
I know wifey gets a percentage of mine (instead of her own).
When I kick the bucket, I heard she gets whatever amount I was getting instead of the percentage she got when I was alive. True?
She should get 50% of whatever yours was at FRA(67) less if earlier, and only yours when you kick the bucket.
I have some years to go so,
Like @cleanhairy said give em a call and/or check the website.
She should get 50% of whatever yours was at FRA(67) less if earlier, and only yours when you kick the bucket.
I have some years to go so,
Like @cleanhairy said give em a call and/or check the website.
Yup, I'll do that.
When I heard she gets my amount when I die, it brought something up.
We had been planning on delaying starting hers so it would build a bit, and she'd have more when I die.
But she'll never get up to my amount, so we really should just start it now seeing she'll get my amount anyhow. See what I mean?
OK, anyone know if this is true?
I know wifey gets a percentage of mine (instead of her own).
When I kick the bucket, I heard she gets whatever amount I was getting instead of the percentage she got when I was alive. True?
So many answers to this question
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You know everything Dave give him some answers.
Dave is busy but he did ask me to foward this message:
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Expect the Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans to get worse every year also.
We went to our Medicare Advisor a few weeks ago and the Advantage plans have gone up a few dollars like they do every years. As of right now, Aetna is still fighting my local healthcare providers over contracts. our advisor claims the contracts have been signed, the local hospitals and doctors claim otherwise.
We went to our Medicare Advisor a few weeks ago and the Advantage plans have gone up a few dollars like they do every years. As of right now, Aetna is still fighting my local healthcare providers over contracts. our advisor claims the contracts have been signed, the local hospitals and doctors claim otherwise.
A couple of years ago Humana was fighting with a large group of doctors around here and made them out of Network. I changed to Medical Mutual to keep the same doctor but the next year they discontinued my plan and the best one still available was Humana. Since I mostly just go to a doctor for periodic checkups I changed doctors and went back to Humana. For next year Humana looks like my best option again but it is still a little worse than it was.
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