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post 1671626233 11-23-2022, 09:05 AM
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Dad asked me about social security lol

Mayne some miscers know

What's the earliest he can.retire
How can we check of he still needs to work

He pretty much wants $1000 a month so he can go rot in a South American country, for a single man that's rich status, plus he has a business of his own
post 1671626423 11-23-2022, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted By james878787⏩
Mayne some miscers know

What's the earliest he can.retire
How can we check of he still needs to work

He pretty much wants $1000 a month so he can go rot in a South American country, for a single man that's rich status, plus he has a business of his own
Have him create an account on My SSA. I actually suggest everyone do to learn how different scenarios play out. There are pretty big differences based on how much you made during your peak years, and when you choose to start receiving from 62-70.
https://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/


For example if I can live off of my 401k until 70 and not take out at 62, my benefit goes from 2k to over 4k a month.
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62, assuming he's paid into social security for at least 40 quarters.
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Originally Posted By 300Lane1⏩
62, assuming he's paid into social security for at least 40 quarters.
That means 11 more years of wage slaving for me.

Although I remember my parents said that if you wait until 67 you get more social security per month. Ugh that's 16 years of wageslaving.
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Originally Posted By desslok⏩
Have him create an account on My SSA. I actually suggest everyone do to learn how different scenarios play out. There are pretty big differences based on how much you made during your peak years, and when you choose to start receiving from 62-70.
https://www.ssa.gov/myaccount/


For example if I can live off of my 401k until 70 and not take out at 62, my benefit goes from 2k to over 4k a month.
How does tour benefit go up if you ain't working anymore at 62 ?
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Originally Posted By 300Lane1⏩
62, assuming he's paid into social security for at least 40 quarters.
What a quarter equivalent to in terms of months?
post 1671629943 11-23-2022, 10:14 AM
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post 1671630163 11-23-2022, 10:19 AM
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Lol. Just lol at thinking any of us will get any money from social security. The left will need all that money for the globohomo agenda. Lol.
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Originally Posted By james878787⏩
How does tour benefit go up if you ain't working anymore at 62 ?
If he is fine with whatever amount he has earned and has no savings to live off to delay getting benefits, then yes he can start at 62 and it will only go up when they do CoL adjustments. If he could for example live off of a 401k for a few years and get to full retirement age of 67, then he would probably get ann extra grand or more every month for the rest of his life.
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post 1671630663 11-23-2022, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted By james878787⏩
What a quarter equivalent to in terms of months?
1 quarter = 3 months.
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Originally Posted By DustinTheHuss⏩
That means 11 more years of wage slaving for me.

Although I remember my parents said that if you wait until 67 you get more social security per month. Ugh that's 16 years of wageslaving.
Don't you make bank??
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62 is the earliest he can start collecting.

Needs to apply online about 4 months prior, used to be 6 but its 4 now.

When approved he will start drawing it the first full month he is 62. For example, if his birthday is the 15th of Nov, he will start drawing in in Dec.

Needs to have some documents too so might get those together now.
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Originally Posted By james878787⏩
What a quarter equivalent to in terms of months?
Context clues my friend.

For the sake of your fathers finacial security please advise him to connect with a finacial professional and you should tag along as well. Come with questions written down because both of you will fold the second he/she drops a 8 letter word.
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Originally Posted By crupiea⏩
62 is the earliest he can start collecting.

Needs to apply online about 4 months prior, used to be 6 but its 4 now.

When approved he will start drawing it the first full month he is 62. For example, if his birthday is the 15th of Nov, he will start drawing in in Dec.

Needs to have some documents too so might get those together now.
So he can't collect before 62 ?
The dude is only 54 has worked all his life and wants to start rotting now before his dick dont work anymore
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Originally Posted By naich⏩
Context clues my friend.

For the sake of your fathers finacial security please advise him to connect with a finacial professional and you should tag along as well. Come with questions written down because both of you will fold the second he/she drops a 8 letter word.
Lol at financial professionals
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Originally Posted By james878787⏩
So he can't collect before 62 ?
The dude is only 54 has worked all his life and wants to start rotting now before his dick dont work anymore
Not social security. Has he put any money away in a 401K/deferred comp account?
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Originally Posted By james878787⏩
So he can't collect before 62 ?
The dude is only 54 has worked all his life and wants to start rotting now before his dick dont work anymore
He would have to conveniently become “disabled” like all the people you see at Walmart driving the electric carts around.
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He is lucky because by the time our generations get to that point there will be no Social security and no 401k because the stock market will be non existent and everyone's retirements will have been depleted
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