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- 13 de Mar, 2019
He's still paying into social security as part of his taxes. I put Phil's income into the social security calculator before, retiring at 67 he and Kat would get about the equivalent of about $55k in today's money based on his peak income and marriage to Kat. That's assuming SS isn't massively changed in the next 20+ years but regardless that amount doesn't cover Phil's current spending habits and would probably only be livable if he paid off his condo, which probably wouldn't happen since he wants refinance as soon as possible to get a pile of money.Dumb question but since hes self employed, doesnt that mean that he wont get SS benefits, right? If so he has to be aware of how fucked he is when he grows older. I guess he will reallly do this until he dies or cant no longer
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