UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
$1K/month for 17 years is $204K.
$1.5K/month for 12 years is $216K.
$1.5K/month for 12 years is $216K.
You sound like a gambler in Vegas...."I'm gonna go to the tables and double my money"The concept is the same. The longer you wait the more you will make.
Because that's exactly what that man's family is thinking when he gets hit by that bus.So you get hit & killed by a bus at 66 7/8 years of age. You could've been collecting S.S. since age 62.....but with your guy's way, you never see a dime. That' a real winner you have there.
Ignore is the key word.....just do it.....push the ignore feature!!!!!!!!!... or I could listen to my financial adviser and ignore you....
You do realize that there are democrats in RED states?
90% of people in these trailers consider themselves Democrats.
Does a 62 yr old individual who has worked their whole life, have more right to social security that they have paid into while working, or, a 25-35 yr old unemployed scab that has made a career off entitlements????
This is just gibberish, I'm not even going to try and figure out what you meant so I can respond to it.Theres a giant "DUH" from you. If they were democrats Hoax, they wouldnt vote and become RED STATES.
There is a reason they are RED STATES HOAX... they vote YOUR way and TAKE most of the welfare and handouts from the government.
TOS.
This is just gibberish, I'm not even going to try and figure out what you meant so I can respond to it.
But we know the 25-35 yr old is a takerWe have no idea if this Particular 60 something person EVER worked a minute in their life. But , lets give them what they paid in without adjustments for inflation. Why TAKE more than they put in if they hate TAKERS?
TOS.
Gibberish? I think I have a chart that shows that's Blue States.This is just gibberish, I'm not even going to try and figure out what you meant so I can respond to it.
Going back to when you should start taking SS----that is a personal decision based upon your personal financial situation.
I will have zero debt when I retire. My projected pension will be $5K/month (less 16% and taxes) with a net closer to $4K/month. I have $100K in my 401k as to today and project a balance of $200K upon retirement, which I will roll over to my Edward Jones account. I will delay taking SS until I turn 67 and will have it direct deposited with an immediate transfer to my EJ account. My plan is to live off of my pension and to use the earnings from my EJ account to enjoy my retirement.
"Live for today as you never know what tomorrow will bring" may be true but only a fool spends for today without planning for tomorrow.