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I am guessing that since the FEHB/Life Insurance is not out of pre tax monies, that there is no tax relief for retirees?
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Originally Posted by: Frogger  I am guessing that since the FEHB/Life Insurance is not out of pre tax monies, that there is no tax relief for retirees? Greetings, Honestly... best discussed with a CPA... so don't hold me to my word. But talk about things we take for granted... LOL: "However, the premiums will effectively cost you more in retirement, though, because retirees aren’t eligible for to pay FEHB premiums with pre-tax money under the “premium conversion” arrangement that applies to active employees." https://www.irs.gov/publications/p721S/ K
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Right, and sometimes we get to bite the bullet. That's why all those little side hustles that seemed dumb before are looking more interesting. My sister turned my into an extreme coupon person with CVS.
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Originally Posted by: Frogger Right, and sometimes we get to bite the bullet. That's why all those little side hustles that seemed dumb before are looking more interesting. My sister turned my into an extreme coupon person with CVS. Nobody was as extreme as me, effectively banned from all CVS locations nationwide for transferring and filling prescriptions just to get many $25 or $35 Gift Card(s). Federal Law was even changed so you can no longer obtain Gift Cards by using FEHB, made $1000 a year for a few years in free CVS Crap
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Originally Posted by: GSBS Originally Posted by: Frogger Right, and sometimes we get to bite the bullet. That's why all those little side hustles that seemed dumb before are looking more interesting. My sister turned my into an extreme coupon person with CVS. Nobody was as extreme as me, effectively banned from all CVS locations nationwide for transferring and filling prescriptions just to get many $25 or $35 Gift Card(s). Federal Law was even changed so you can no longer obtain Gift Cards by using FEHB, made $1000 a year for a few years in free CVS Crap Greetings, I opened a Sheetz credit card account I only use for gas because I get an extra 5 cents off per gallon. Love me some coupons. S/ K
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CVS always sends me coupons when I don't need items. I am not in the habit of storing inventory for others, however toilet paper and paper towels are nice to have. Things have been better since I switched to Bounty, it really is more absorbent. BTW, that Snuggle bear is a really good actor.
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I don't believe that FEGLI life insurance premiums were ever pre-tax, while working. FEHB definitely could have been. It is not in retirement. |
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Originally Posted by: Frogger That’s painful. The toilet paper? Use baby wipes after. Cooling S/ K
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Just like those bears that use Charmin on TV.
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