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Well that just sucks! Guess I'll be checking out irsfreefile.

Sell the snowblower and any other heavy items that can be easily replaced when you get to your new home.

As I recall, that was your incentive to begin SS. In hindsight....a very prudent response.:coolsmiley:

I use the free version and they only charge for the state return if you use it. I don't. The free version handles schedules A, D & E which is all I need. I print a copy for my records.

When I watched the video I thought I was watching a 1950's space TV series. Great accomplishment IMO. Very hard to do...right.

I think I'll do just the opposite. Good laptop and a cheap tablet.;) I can't find a lot of reasons to have a tablet besides travel.

I cast Bloomberg TV all the time with an older Celeron CPU and it works OK if I stop most other processes.

+1.

It seems what the auto makers fear is that when self driving auto's are implemented there would be less need to own a car. One would just have an app on their phone and make a reservation to be picked up and dropped off. This would certainly mean less cars sold.

Seems to be a prudent choice when you're broke.

I would think we will see this for Interstate Hwy travel fairly soon (2020) but if I cannot control the speed it would be dangerous traveling the at the posted speed limit where I live.:eek:

That's the way I always saw it.

While flying stateside in uniform during my time in the Air Force (67-71) the stew's would always move me to 1st class. Champagne baby!

I have MC part A & B and retiree supplemental BCBS that includes drugs. I also have dental through employer. Cost is less than Medigap but BCBS is not as good as the best Medigap.

When I'm out for dinner I have an extra dry vodka martini up with an olive. Don't really care which vodka they use as it all tastes the same to me. At home I drink bourbon.

Bacon, egg & cheese on a butter toasted hard roll once a week on Sat morning. The other would be a cheeseburger every two weeks or so.

No one said it better than George. "Stuff".

This gives an idea of what different winds can do. Chilling.

I believe its equal to a F5 tornado.:nonono:

I kinda figured it wouldn't.;)

Well I would personally like to thank you for keeping my premium the same for next year.........if that makes you feel any better.:)

Yeah, its only happened 3 times in 40 yrs. and I have been lucky enough to endure all 3.:(

I agree. I consider CD's a bond alternative and currently have 30% in a 10 year ladder. However, I'm 15 years into retirement and don't like dog food.

I'm fairly confident that I will be OK. The only caveat would be if I had an extended LTC event. At 160K per yr (skilled nursing home) that would make a big dent after a while.

1982 until 2000. A great run.......until the end.