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What can be the worst case scenario in having a Florida Plan N instead of Plan G? A long term hospital stay where doctors that that don't accept assignment treat you? If so is there a maximum OOP? And am I understanding there may be an Oct 1 deadline to switch from N to G with AARP without...

What asset allocation is this formula based on?

If its just one bank requesting it why not give them the address of the Airbnb. You are living there right now.

I saw another thread about this and it seemed to conclude that only 2 months of checks were exempt. This link seems to state its unlimited. I wonder how you can not comingle the SS funds with even one non SS dollar. Won't it require a non SS dollar to open a separate account to have the SS...

That's scary, care to share any details?

Vanguard has from how I understand it has an annuity where you add funds and can invest it in a number of funds tax deferred. It appears to work like an IRA. Funds can be withdrawn, taxes at ordinary income would be due if a gain. Any opinions as to the downsides if looking for additional tax...

I use 8 categories, one person, a renter total for 2017 $39897

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You can probably give out your mothers address as your physical address then add a PO Box or mail forwarding service as your mailing address. They usually don't ask to update the information.

It's very easy for them if they want to If your in NY and claim your in Florida on that day Going out for dinner, stop to buy gas with your Visa card How can you be in Florida when you bought gas on Long Island? How did you connect to NY cell towers if you were not there?

Thanks Cathy And if my IRA withdrawal was $22,000 would it be $22,000 + .50 x $24,000 - $12,000 standard deduction (assuming you are 65 or under and not blind) ------------ $22,000 taxable income Tax calc: .1 x $9525 + .12 x ($22,000-9525) -------------- 2449.50 tax

Is it not 1/2 SS benefits taxable at 85% or is it the 24k taxed at 85%?

Tax Plan Calculator by Maxim Lott

I'm looking at the calculator for the new tax bill, can someone tell me if my numbers are correct? Hypothetical single no income except TIRA withdrawals. 12k standard and 38,700 IRA withdrawal totaling 50,700 Tax rates In $0 - $9525 bracket, you pay 10%. Cost: $952 From $9525 - $38700, 12%...