Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
- pissontheroof
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Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
Unless you plan on living past age 79, age 62 is a good time to start collecting, especially if you aren’t working.
I agree in this case , i’m sure it will be godsend , on down the road….
I agree in this case , i’m sure it will be godsend , on down the road….
Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
I'll sling him $10.
Much rather help him than see the meth heads wandering around PP naked or 1/2 naked. Not just street 172 either, they stagger around all areas of the city. A very depressing sight that the Police happily ignore.
Meth heads need deporting, not this chap.
Much rather help him than see the meth heads wandering around PP naked or 1/2 naked. Not just street 172 either, they stagger around all areas of the city. A very depressing sight that the Police happily ignore.
Meth heads need deporting, not this chap.
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Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
I haven't noticed too many except for locals who can't be deported. And I have never given them money.Lost50 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 2:37 pm I'll sling him $10.
Much rather help him than see the meth heads wandering around PP naked or 1/2 naked. Not just street 172 either, they stagger around all areas of the city. A very depressing sight that the Police happily ignore.
Meth heads need deporting, not this chap.
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Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
I saw many very recently. None Khmers.
Some naked, some shoeless, some checking out the contents of garbage cans, others yelping at the top of their voices.
Some river side, some near central market, some near street 310.
Really disturbing.
Some naked, some shoeless, some checking out the contents of garbage cans, others yelping at the top of their voices.
Some river side, some near central market, some near street 310.
Really disturbing.
Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
Dave Does Cambodia has been an Ebeggar since his arrival in Cambodia. He was originally pals with Aaron in Cambodia but they had a falling out, so he is no longer a source of funds. So this is not unexpected, this latest appeal for support. I suppose this is a relaxing lifestyle choice for some people.
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Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
I lived and avoided legal work as much as possible when as i was young as was sure i'd be dead by 35>pissontheroof wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 12:04 pm Unless you plan on living past age 79, age 62 is a good time to start collecting, especially if you aren’t working.
I agree in this case , i’m sure it will be godsend , on down the road….
boy was I off on that one
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
There are several reasons for starting at 62.
Of course the most obvious reason is if you aren’t working and need money. Another reason is what you think your life expectancy may be.
The break even point for the amount of benefits from starting at 62 and 67 is almost 17 years.
The break even point between 62 and 70 is several years later, until your early to mid 80’s.
Then you have to concern yourself with Medicare, if you decide to apply for it, which you have to apply and pay for at age 65, whether you are collecting social security benefits or not. If you apply after 65 there is a pretty hefty penalty with higher premiums for life. There are only a few circumstances where you can wait until after 65 without the penalty.
Of course the most obvious reason is if you aren’t working and need money. Another reason is what you think your life expectancy may be.
The break even point for the amount of benefits from starting at 62 and 67 is almost 17 years.
The break even point between 62 and 70 is several years later, until your early to mid 80’s.
Then you have to concern yourself with Medicare, if you decide to apply for it, which you have to apply and pay for at age 65, whether you are collecting social security benefits or not. If you apply after 65 there is a pretty hefty penalty with higher premiums for life. There are only a few circumstances where you can wait until after 65 without the penalty.
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Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
started at 62, $292 /month ONLY medicare part a (Free) Part B would be now over $130/monthKenr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 5:30 pm There are several reasons for starting at 62.
Of course the most obvious reason is if you aren’t working and need money. Another reason is what you think your life expectancy may be.
The break even point for the amount of benefits from starting at 62 and 67 is almost 17 years.
The break even point between 62 and 70 is several years later, until your early to mid 80’s.
Then you have to concern yourself with Medicare, if you decide to apply for it, which you have to apply and pay for at age 65, whether you are collecting social security benefits or not. If you apply after 65 there is a pretty hefty penalty with higher premiums for life. There are only a few circumstances where you can wait until after 65 without the penalty.
MY current SS payments are $395/month , as far as i know the min paid
ahh well thats the way the cookie crumbles
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Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
Part B is actually over $170 in 2024.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 5:39 pmstarted at 62, $292 /month ONLY medicare part a (Free) Part B would be now over $130/monthKenr wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 5:30 pm There are several reasons for starting at 62.
Of course the most obvious reason is if you aren’t working and need money. Another reason is what you think your life expectancy may be.
The break even point for the amount of benefits from starting at 62 and 67 is almost 17 years.
The break even point between 62 and 70 is several years later, until your early to mid 80’s.
Then you have to concern yourself with Medicare, if you decide to apply for it, which you have to apply and pay for at age 65, whether you are collecting social security benefits or not. If you apply after 65 there is a pretty hefty penalty with higher premiums for life. There are only a few circumstances where you can wait until after 65 without the penalty.
MY current SS payments are $395/month , as far as i know the min paid
ahh well thats the way the cookie crumbles
Re: Dave Does Cambodia needs your help
Naked western meth heads on the streets of PP?
Photos or it never happened.
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