Endzone Answers All Of Your Medicare and SS Questions

[82_VOL_83]

Daddy?

Creepy.

It's what TFG calls me at the truck stop.

 

[Behr]

Thats not helping like you think it is.

 

[theFallGuy]

It's what TFG calls me at the trick stop.

Weirdo

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

@BigOrangeMojo do strip clubs cash SS checks?

While I recommemd using SS for food and utilities, I do not recommend it for the crabs entreee at the Platinum Plus....

 

[hmanvolfan]

While I recommemd using SS for food and utilities, I do not recommend it for the crabs entreee at the Platinum Plus....

I try to stay away from their crabs altogether.

 

[NorCalVol67]

While I recommemd using SS for food and utilities, I do not recommend it for the crabs entreee at the Platinum Plus....

You no like the all you can eat crabs buffet at Platinum Plus?

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

You no like the all you can eat crabs buffet at Platinum Plus?

Not when I found out they sourced the crabs from Northern California...

 

[malinoisvol]

 

[NorCalVol67]

Not when I found out they sourced the crabs from Northern California...

I do prefer the Thai crabs.

 

[theFallGuy]

I feel like we are getting off track here. I've got a list of questions for anyone approaching retirement

• How is my monthly Social Security benefit calculated?
• Does working part-time after retirement affect my benefits?
• Can I suspend benefits later to earn delayed retirement credits?
• Will my benefits change if I move to another state or country?
• How does claiming at 62, full retirement age, or 70 change my monthly payments?
• If I start benefits now, can I change my mind later?
• What happens if I delay benefits after reaching full retirement age?
• Are my Social Security benefits taxable at my income level?
• How do withdrawals from retirement accounts (IRA, 401k) affect taxation of benefits?
• Will required minimum distributions (RMDs) impact my Social Security taxes?
• Is my spouse eligible for spousal benefits based on my record?
• What happens to my spouse’s benefit if I pass away first?
• If I was previously married, could I qualify for benefits based on my ex-spouse’s record?
• How does enrolling in Medicare affect my Social Security benefits?
• Are Medicare premiums automatically deducted from my Social Security check?
• Do higher incomes mean I’ll pay more for Medicare (IRMAA surcharges)?
• How do cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) affect my benefits each year?
• When are COLA increases applied to my payments?
• How do I set up direct deposit or change bank accounts?
• What’s the best way to track my benefits online?
• Who do I contact if there’s an error in my payment?

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

I do prefer the Thai crabs.

The Thai he/she crab soup...

 

[82_VOL_83]

I feel like we are getting off track here. I've got a list of questions for anyone approaching retirement

• How is my monthly Social Security benefit calculated?
• Does working part-time after retirement affect my benefits?
• Can I suspend benefits later to earn delayed retirement credits?
• Will my benefits change if I move to another state or country?
• How does claiming at 62, full retirement age, or 70 change my monthly payments?
• If I start benefits now, can I change my mind later?
• What happens if I delay benefits after reaching full retirement age?
• Are my Social Security benefits taxable at my income level?
• How do withdrawals from retirement accounts (IRA, 401k) affect taxation of benefits?
• Will required minimum distributions (RMDs) impact my Social Security taxes?
• Is my spouse eligible for spousal benefits based on my record?
• What happens to my spouse’s benefit if I pass away first?
• If I was previously married, could I qualify for benefits based on my ex-spouse’s record?
• How does enrolling in Medicare affect my Social Security benefits?
• Are Medicare premiums automatically deducted from my Social Security check?
• Do higher incomes mean I’ll pay more for Medicare (IRMAA surcharges)?
• How do cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) affect my benefits each year?
• When are COLA increases applied to my payments?
• How do I set up direct deposit or change bank accounts?
• What’s the best way to track my benefits online?
• Who do I contact if there’s an error in my payment?

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[BigOrangeMojo]

Im going to claim at 62 or earliest age possible. The rate of return is abysmal....

 

[YankeeVol]

I feel like we are getting off track here. I've got a list of questions for anyone approaching retirement

• How is my monthly Social Security benefit calculated?
• Does working part-time after retirement affect my benefits?
• Can I suspend benefits later to earn delayed retirement credits?
• Will my benefits change if I move to another state or country?
• How does claiming at 62, full retirement age, or 70 change my monthly payments?
• If I start benefits now, can I change my mind later?
• What happens if I delay benefits after reaching full retirement age?
• Are my Social Security benefits taxable at my income level?
• How do withdrawals from retirement accounts (IRA, 401k) affect taxation of benefits?
• Will required minimum distributions (RMDs) impact my Social Security taxes?
• Is my spouse eligible for spousal benefits based on my record?
• What happens to my spouse’s benefit if I pass away first?
• If I was previously married, could I qualify for benefits based on my ex-spouse’s record?
• How does enrolling in Medicare affect my Social Security benefits?
• Are Medicare premiums automatically deducted from my Social Security check?
• Do higher incomes mean I’ll pay more for Medicare (IRMAA surcharges)?
• How do cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) affect my benefits each year?
• When are COLA increases applied to my payments?
• How do I set up direct deposit or change bank accounts?
• What’s the best way to track my benefits online?
• Who do I contact if there’s an error in my payment?

Create an account on SSA.gov and you can find answers to a lot of those questions.

I already can project what my benefit would be if I stay at the same salary and how much I'd make on SSDI

or just use Google like a normal human being

 

[malinoisvol]

I feel like we are getting off track here. I've got a list of questions for anyone approaching retirement

• How is my monthly Social Security benefit calculated?
• Does working part-time after retirement affect my benefits?
• Can I suspend benefits later to earn delayed retirement credits?
• Will my benefits change if I move to another state or country?
• How does claiming at 62, full retirement age, or 70 change my monthly payments?
• If I start benefits now, can I change my mind later?
• What happens if I delay benefits after reaching full retirement age?
• Are my Social Security benefits taxable at my income level?
• How do withdrawals from retirement accounts (IRA, 401k) affect taxation of benefits?
• Will required minimum distributions (RMDs) impact my Social Security taxes?
• Is my spouse eligible for spousal benefits based on my record?
• What happens to my spouse’s benefit if I pass away first?
• If I was previously married, could I qualify for benefits based on my ex-spouse’s record?
• How does enrolling in Medicare affect my Social Security benefits?
• Are Medicare premiums automatically deducted from my Social Security check?
• Do higher incomes mean I’ll pay more for Medicare (IRMAA surcharges)?
• How do cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) affect my benefits each year?
• When are COLA increases applied to my payments?
• How do I set up direct deposit or change bank accounts?
• What’s the best way to track my benefits online?
• Who do I contact if there’s an error in my payment?

Yes

 

[Behr]

I feel that the best advice is to come to the Endzone where TFG and his "daddy" have access and ask all these important questions about retirement.

Great Idea!!

 

[theFallGuy]

 

[GordonC]

Not when I found out they souced the crabs from the Murf...

ficksed

 

[82_VOL_83]

I feel that the best advice is to come to the Endzone where TFG and his "daddy" have access and ask all these important questions about retirement.

Great Idea!!

Cept his"daddy" got skrooled by hman.

 

[Tin Man]

I don’t suppose a discussion of the Social Security trust fund and deficient receipts to meet future obligations to recipients would be appropriate here… Yeah, it’s better that such a discussion be in the PF, given the likelihood of political responses.

 

[Firebirdparts]

If you worried then have plenty of hardworking children. Preferably doctors.

 

[joevol33]

If you worried then have plenty of hardworking children. Preferably doctors.

Oldest is going to school for sonography and her husband anesthesiologist, middle one is going to be a physician assistant, and youngest is going for psychology. I'm set, I'm blowing my $ on fishing stuff!

 

[NorCalVol67]

Oldest is going to school for sonography and her husband anesthesiologist, middle one is going to be a physician assistant, and youngest is going for psychology. I'm set, I'm blowing my $ on fishing stuff!

Your youngest needs to hurry up and get that degree.

 

[508mikey]

Need The Ron Mexico back with his life advice thread

 

[YankeeVol]

I don’t suppose a discussion of the Social Security trust fund and deficient receipts to meet future obligations to recipients would be appropriate here… Yeah, it’s better that such a discussion be in the PF, given the likelihood of political responses.

I’ll be surprised if I get to collect