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Re: Early Retirement [Re: NonPCfed] #8572604 02/25/26 10:12 PM 02/25/26 10:12 PM
Joined: May 2010 alabama BandB trapper
BandB trapper Joined: May 2010 alabama	Originally Posted by NonPCfed Quote ..are in an income range that has them not paying federal income tax, but instead receiving a refund? yote30- You do realize that people can get a tax return refund AND still pay federal income tax, correct...? If I end up having $20,000 taken out in withholding and over pay by $2,000, I will get that 2 grand back as a refund. BUT I still paid $18,000 in income tax. Correct..? You do realize that folks get back thousands that have no job and pay no taxes?

Re: Early Retirement [Re: BvrRetriever] #8572619 02/25/26 10:58 PM 02/25/26 10:58 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 East-Central Wisconsin B bblwi trapper
bblwi trapper B Joined: Dec 2006 East-Central Wisconsin	Yes I was surprised to see the western plains and the states in the rockies being that much more expensive then the MidWest. Bryce

Re: Early Retirement [Re: BvrRetriever] #8572687 Yesterday at 06:53 AM Yesterday at 06:53 AM
Joined: May 2015 N.Y. Mid Hudson Valley T Tommyran trapper
Tommyran trapper T Joined: May 2015 N.Y. Mid Hudson Valley	Originally Posted by BvrRetriever How do you go about health insurance in early retirement? Retired at 55. I kept my job medical plan. And now I also have Medicare as well. Worth every penny the past 8 years. 2 operations cost me nothing. Many ambulance trips/doctor visits.

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