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Rates

  1. 90% of the first $1,286 of your AIME
  2. 32% of any AIME between $1,286 and $7,749
  3. 15% of any AIME above $7,749 [1, 2, 3, 4]
AIME stands for Average Indexed Monthly Earnings.

The results of these three tiers are then totaled and truncated to the next lower dime to give your exact PIA. The government uses these specific "bend points" to ensure lower-wage earners receive a higher percentage replacement of their lifetime earnings."

Above is how you are credited....so essentially you get 90 cents on a dollar for the first 'monthly benefit'....then 32% (what!)....and then the the big earners only get 15 cents on the dollar, so it goes to those below.

Once that is all figured out, they figure out how much you pay for Medicare A/B (IRMA), and the more you 'make' the higher your Medicare premium. Last year if I remember right, the COLA was all taken by the increase in Medicare for the upper tiers.

It is a horrible system.
 
Everything is dependent on the fake stock market highs. Once that crashes, values will drop.
 
Everything is dependent on the fake stock market highs. Once that crashes, values will drop.

We will see, but when the dot com bubble burst, homes values did not drop.
 
Values and volume were heading down, then the post 9/11 rate drop started a new boom.
 
Not really. Values were going up since coming out of the 1990-1992 correction. It was not going down ahead of 911.
 
The housing market has been in a stealth correction since 2022 now. The market has been correcting through time for four years.
 
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One more day to go but it does look like it is going to end the week out of the wedge.
 
Too high, and I believe in markets.

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Well, it's going to 7. Then we will see what happens.
 
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