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Correct, but you do still pay social security taxes on your employment earnings, which is 6.2% or 12.4% of earnings.Originally Posted by Alphahawk
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Congratulations! I am sure you read the addendum attached to your new classification, where it states you buy all responders to your post 3 packs of Road Runners. May I say for all the responders, thank you. (lol) p.s. a date night steak dinner for Ms. Joyce is in order as well. Enjoy!
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Because of your age, you now have no limits on how much you can earn. Will not affect your benefits. Hope you don't have to work though.
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Went on SS at 62 and with that and my retirement and VA disability I'm comfortable!! Welcome to the club!!
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One thing that is going to help immensely is IF and when The Navy finally settles my claims on the Camp Lejeune Water Mess. Dad Was stationed there for over a year, and they lived in base housing. Dad passed with Pancreatic Cancer that spread through his liver and every where. Mom died of brain cancer. I was conceived there and carried for 8 of 9 months. everything mom took in, came to me. I have survived colon and kidney cancer. I talked with an individual in JAG, (Navy Lawyer), on the Claims team, and they have and are working on All three claims. Probably wont get all of it at once, but should end up sitting nice. I may actually get my old boat running, or at least a nice replacement. Also looking for a small 2 bedroom house with a basement. Money in the bank from there...
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congratulations bro , I been fighting with them as well , seems I can collect a decent amount of money monthly from them and still keep my job , but to do so is going to require something I can't quite figure out . man are they difficult to deal with
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Good deal. Eric. This is like Deja vu all over again with the fights that went on for years with agent orange. I don’t want to get on a soapbox, I just want accountability and folks to be compensated for their injury.
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"work" definitions vary greatly , I want to work, and draw mine , my job is not terribly bad , it requires a bit of patience and intelligence , but the reward is a decent paycheck and lord knows things are not getting cheaper daily ...as of right now anywayBecause of your age, you now have no limits on how much you can earn. Will not affect your benefits. Hope you don't have to work though.
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FRA- Full Retirement Age = you can make as much income as you want and not be penalized on your SS check. Been the law for about 6 years now! I'm a happy member of the club and still work 40 hrs a week.
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Yes Sir, exactly. Accountability. When I went to Greece, my dad was healthy. 285 lbs and solid muscle. Bowled 5 night a week, and ran a 24 lane bowling alley on a marine base. Was always busy in some function either at the bowling alley, VFW, AMVETS or American Legion. Less than 6 months later I'm summond home by the Red Cross because he's on his death bed. He weighed less than 80 lbs when I got home. He lasted another week, then passed on 22 December. Mom lasted another 9 yrs before she passed. I had already lost my brother, at 27 yrs old. Then my oldest sister. That left my sister Linda in Fl. and me. Linda passed 2 yrs ago. Now it's me...I have a niece and 5 great nieces, and of coarse Ms Joyce and her 4 that all call me pops. The girls have 2 kids each, and well the boys haven't settled down yet. And all of them are scattered from one coast to the other. And of coarse I have all of you, our C.C family...
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