airforcewolf16 asked:


I am in the USAF reserve now as an avionics tech. (enlisted). I plan on reenlisting and hopefully retiring. I also plan on a career change (officer) since I will be getting a degree in nursing.

How will retirement work in my case? Do I have to wait until I a certain age to start receiving benefits? What about on-base privileges? I plan on staying straight reservist; no active duty except for TDYs. Thanks!

MAYES

Sandi Dover asked:


My spouse is covered by the current private policy, but I am primary. We both were only able to access coverage due to HIPPA and ERISA while I applied for my disability. I am concerned that he not be dropped if I switch to a medicare supplemental policy. All personal experience or advice appreciated.

PETERS

honestly7777 asked:


and your Mom, Dad and the growing population of elderly people. As we age, we become more and more dependent on good health care. Why does Obama want to take it away from them?

He said in the first 10 min’s of the debate. He wants to cut Medicare, making senior citizens suffer after working their entire lives and paying into the system.

ROBISON

VideoLonghorn asked:

Magic Johnson announces retirement Nov 7, 1991

MONROE

jagorion asked:


I am a foster parent and I get paid by my agency through a per diem. That means the money I get paid is tax free. And since I don’t have a full time job, I don’t have a retirement plan. I want to start saving for the future. Can any one help?

SALINAS

sweetnsexy_38 asked:


What actions can be taken at different stages of life to ensure a financially secure retirement? How would you plan to fund your retirement years.

WEST

c141heaven asked:

The final flight of C-141 # 66-0177
(Hanoi Taxi) at Wright-Patterson AFB on
May 6th, 2006

DYER

Awees asked:


I became Medicaid eligible on 11-05-09 and will have Medicare A&B starting on January 1st 2009. How long should it take for Medicare to update it’s file showing quaify for extra help paying for prescriptions?

GIFFORD

poet1b asked:


Right now, boomers are preparing for retirement. Most are earning in their peak years or near their peak income levels. They are pumping more money than ever into the market to pay for their retirements.

The ratio of people pulling money out of the market to fund their retirements in comparison with the people putting money into the market to save for their future retirements is better than it will be for at least the next three generations, most likely more.

In the next five to fifteen years, the ratio of people paying into the market to save for their retirements in comparison to the people taking out of the market to pay for their retirements is going to change drastically. The draw on the market will increases drastically over the savings rate to finance retirement. This will be a historical first for the stock market.

POLK

w5pollar asked:


I have seen providers bill Medicare A9270 so they guarantee that Medicare will deny, so they will get more money by having member’s secondary commercial insurance pay as primary. Is this legal?

PECK