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[Babagounj]

Where is the Obama Golf Report ?
He was in office for twice the number of years ,so his expenses should be much higher.
The costs for security when he first started to play , must have been huge.
Since he forced all the media following him to remain on their buses until he was done.

 

[vantexan]

You have no idea how government works, do you?

And you apparently missed the class on rhetorical questions.

 

[Fred's Myth]

Pretty certain SS doesn't affect your income tax if you're taking it at your full retirement age.

Only if SS is your only source of income.

 

[Pizza]

If you are a broke ass bum.

Have fun with your welfare money!

Just keep paying those taxes so I can buy Miller High Life instead of Busch Light.

 

[newfie]

but this game is really for the rich!

no this game is for the middle class working towards retirement. this game is for the young people in our country who dont have jobs with retirement plans and rely on their 401k plans for their retirement. you really need to come out of mommas basement and educate yourself.

 

[vantexan]

Only if SS is your only source of income.

At full retirement age you can earn as much as you like without affecting your SS. Before that if you earn more than a set limit, about $19k currently if I remember correctly, they start taking $1 of your SS back for every $2 you make above that annual limit. Why they do this is beyond me.

 

[Fred's Myth]

At full retirement age you can earn as much as you like without affecting your SS. Before that if you earn more than a set limit, about $19k currently if I remember correctly, they start taking $1 of your SS back for every $2 you make above that annual limit. Why they do this is beyond me.

Original conversation was regarding Income TAX, not SS income. Your SS will be taxed if your other income, including from retirement accounts, exceeds certain limits. 60% of my SS is taxed because of my pension income and because my wife still works, filing jointly.

 

[vantexan]

Original conversation was regarding Income TAX, not SS income. Your SS will be taxed if your other income, including from retirement accounts, exceeds certain limits. 60% of my SS is taxed because of my pension income and because my wife still works, filing jointly.

Well there you go. I'm never going to have to worry about exceeding income thresholds.

 

[Fred's Myth]

At full retirement age you can earn as much as you like without affecting your SS. Before that if you earn more than a set limit, about $19k currently if I remember correctly, they start taking $1 of your SS back for every $2 you make above that annual limit. Why they do this is beyond me.

And BTW, that $1 reduction isn’t lost, it is held back until your earned income drops below the threshold. Your benefits are then recalculated.

One penalty that sucker-punched me was the surcharge penalty on Medicare premiums, based on taxable income. I withdrew a sizable sum from my 401k to pay down on a new house before selling my old one. I’m having to pay a 50% surcharge on those premiums for a year, until my reported income drops below the threshold. FYI

 

[Babagounj]

And BTW, that $1 reduction isn’t lost, it is held back until your earned income drops below the threshold. Your benefits are then recalculated.

One penalty that sucker-punched me was the surcharge penalty on Medicare premiums, based on taxable income. I withdrew a sizable sum from my 401k to pay down on a new house before selling my old one. I’m having to pay a 50% surcharge on those premiums for a year, until my reported income drops below the threshold. FYI

 

[Fred's Myth]

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Surcharge also applies to Plan D.

 

[Brown echo]

no this game is for the middle class working towards retirement.

Tell that to those teamsters that the pension was cut in half and the 401k gone to cover the bills! and this disease come along Thanks to TRUMP got worst at the same time when the larges population in history is retiring!

 

[Brown echo]

this game is for the young people in our country who dont have jobs with retirement plans and rely on their 401k plans for their retirement.

I know you're not talking about UPS part-timers they have a ''job'' with a retirement plan and I bet you that they not even thinking to put money on the 401k because food prices are rising faster than the minimum wage. 85% UPS part-timer they are in food stamps.

 

[vantexan]

And BTW, that $1 reduction isn’t lost, it is held back until your earned income drops below the threshold. Your benefits are then recalculated.

One penalty that sucker-punched me was the surcharge penalty on Medicare premiums, based on taxable income. I withdrew a sizable sum from my 401k to pay down on a new house before selling my old one. I’m having to pay a 50% surcharge on those premiums for a year, until my reported income drops below the threshold. FYI

Ouch!

 

[Brown echo]

you really need to come out of mommas basement and educate yourself.

UPS still own you?

 

[Brown echo]

Mr newfie are you calling UPS part-timers middle class?

 

[newfie]

Mr newfie are you calling UPS part-timers middle class?

I'm not speaking to 1 percent of the workforce but they are included.

 

[Brown echo]

I'm not speaking to 1 percent of the workforce but they are included.

Why UPS won't match 401k for the 1 percent part-timers employees? would you be mad if they do so? I think the part-timers at UPS will appreciate the $1400 more than GOP giving to the rich!

 

[newfie]

Why UPS won't match 401k for the 1 percent part-timers employees? would you be mad if they do so? I think the part-timers at UPS will appreciate the $1400 more than GOP giving to the rich!

you're not making sense. Your union negotiates part time compensation. Did they ask for 401 k match on the last contract? part time management and admin have the match.

 

[bottomups]

you're not making sense. Your union negotiates part time compensation. Did they ask for 401 k match on the last contract? part time management and admin have the match.

Union negotiates minimums. UPS is free to offer higher compensation.