clifp
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I've been retired 13 years and I've been reading early retirement forums almost that long. So I've gotten good handle on all the financial aspects of retirement, SWR, Asset allocation, 72(t), roth conversions, paying off mortgage yada yada. Sometimes I'm inspired to add my $.02 to a discussion other times "ya been there done that got the T-shirt." In short, I've become bored with the financial aspect of early retirements
So to me one of the hidden benefits of ACA is added a bunch of new factors to consider when planning your retirement financial strategy. Almost makes it a new ball game for most middle income early retirees. Now I realize that making a complex subject like planning for retirement, even more complicated would be considered a bug not a feature by most normal people. So I was just wondering with all of the analytical INTJ/engineers on the board anybody else find maximizing ACA subsidies/tax planing an intellectually interesting exercise?
So to me one of the hidden benefits of ACA is added a bunch of new factors to consider when planning your retirement financial strategy. Almost makes it a new ball game for most middle income early retirees. Now I realize that making a complex subject like planning for retirement, even more complicated would be considered a bug not a feature by most normal people. So I was just wondering with all of the analytical INTJ/engineers on the board anybody else find maximizing ACA subsidies/tax planing an intellectually interesting exercise?