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GeoffT

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  1. Nowadays, I bet Chief Twit doesn’t speak so much as cry and whine now that Tesla’s and X’s stocks are tanking big time.
  2. Good action as soon as I wet the line late morning. Well over a dozen between 27-42" and had to leave them biting. Nice way to start the new season.
  3. Not surprised Willis wasn’t disqualified as the alleged “conflict of interest” failed to meet the criteria as defined by GA law because the evidence was too speculative and not supported. It was clearly a smear job and the judge saw it through.
  4. Even though my contracting company has 100 employees, the company's health plan is classified as a small business group health insurance with less than 20 employees for some reason (possibly because not everyone is a full-time contractor like me). So my wife's Medicare is the primary and the employer insurance secondary.
  5. Be firm and emphasize to both Medicare and SS that you don't want to sign up for Part B if you're still working full-time and have employer insurance. I checked that box off that I didn't want Part B and gave the reason but they still automatically enrolled me so I had to call them to un-enroll me. I hope they don't charge me an extra 10% monthly when I finally enroll for Part B even though I specifically told them I didn't want it in the first place. Medicare even have it on record that I checked that box in the application not to put me on Part B but SS still automatically enrolled me
  6. Yes, premium free is a good way of putting it. Premium free if you worked at least 10 years which is probably 99% of us, lol. I don't know anyone who has Part A and have to pay for it.
  7. Medicare Part A for hospitalization - it's free
  8. I only have Medicare Part A even though I'm way past 65. Because I still have an employer health plan, I was exempted from having to enroll in Part B.
  9. Joe was asking if pension income counts against the SS earning limits. It does not.
  10. No, regardless of the source of pension.
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