Moderators widower2 Posted November 3 Moderators Report Posted November 3 General topic I thought might be worth chattering about...never too young or too old to think about it and plan for it (or within it).... I hope to retire within the next few years. I could retire now, technically, but I figure to wait at least until I can start claiming SS (62). And I lean to starting exactly then. A telling stat I read recently: if you compare two people who claim at the earliest time of 62 vs the latest time of 70, the first person comes out ahead overall until they both hit 80. I don't know if I'll even be around when I'm 80, so carpe diem I say! 1
Moderators KayC Posted November 3 Moderators Report Posted November 3 I have to start drawing out of my IRA next year. It isn't much. All it will do is mess up my taxes.
Moderators widower2 Posted November 4 Author Moderators Report Posted November 4 Still a nice problem to have IMO
Moderators KayC Posted November 4 Moderators Report Posted November 4 Not exactly, I have to drive a long ways away to a tax person when it's snowing and I may/may not be able to drive in it to go over tax stuff when I don't benefit from it, it's a pain in the butt. The gov't should just take it all since they will bit by bit anyway. Just let me deal with my snow in peace.
Moderators widower2 Posted November 5 Author Moderators Report Posted November 5 ? Why do you have to meet someone in person? This can't be done online?
Moderators KayC Posted November 5 Moderators Report Posted November 5 To set up the estimated payments.
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