trump clown car making plans to skip Social Security checks

[ThatOwlWoman]

I never mentioned any names... Just the finagling and the bragging....

Of course you didn't, you passive-aggressive chickenshit. But you made sure at least *I* know who you were talking about, Olivia Obsessed. lol

I love how every time you set out to denigrate me, you end up denigrating yourself. It's a thing of beauty.

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

It's proof of dementia. Again, I'd recommend ignoring her and letting her die of loneliness.

^ ^ ^

Toxic's insurance plan. lol

 

[TOP]

OMFP... It works every time.

 

[TOP]

I have STRS insurance and Medicare...

 

[TOP]

When there's bragging , I like to share it....

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

And once again, another

accomplished.

If only the poor thing had a husband to brag about praise for his financial accumen and smarts. Tsk.

 

[TOP]

That was glorious indeed..OMFR Works EVERY SINGLE TIME.....

 

[Walt]

Most people are like you and mind their own business when it comes to other people's finances. She's always been horribly jealous of me, my relationships, my finances, my career, pretty much everything. It frosted her cupcakes that we were able to qualify for the ACA after Mr. Owl retired as we postponed drawing from our investment accounts until he was old enough for Medicare and after his COBRA insurance ran out. I don't recall now if that was for 18 months or maybe two years. I'm older than he is so I was able to go on Medicare before he could.

At any rsate, the stalking pest still can't get over something that happened 10 years ago. Pretty sad, isn't it?

Wow, @TOP is sad.

You (or Mr. Owl) have thought things out well.

COBRA last for 18 months, and Medicare does not start until age 65. This leaves a lot of people in trouble if they retire(or lose their jobs) early. Everyone without insurance qualifies for ACA, but if you have under 400% the poverty rate in income, they will give you a bit of a subsidy, which really helps a lot of people. For a family of 2, that is currently $84.6k.

It makes a lot of sense to preserve as much of your investments when you initially retire. Some people start spending like crazy when they retire, and that often ends badly.

 

[TOP]

That was a really interesting "Retiremrnt" story, as I recall.... Lots of finagling going on....