Dan is a year older than me so he would have had to wait until he was 66 years and 3 months old to get his full SSA but you do get a little bit more if you wait until age 70. Most people would benefit taking it as soon as possible because many people that wait until age 70 don't stay alive to get anything. Also you can still work while taking SSA and your SSA in not reduced until you make a certain amount of money which trust me in this show Dan would never make that much. So he pretty well screwed himself by waiting until age 70.
He was in the union for his construction job working for someone else before he started his own drywall business.
I paid into 4 pensions, 3 union and 1 company pension, during my working life and I also had Social Security and Medicare deducted weekly from my paychecks. There was no option for me not to pay Social Security and Medicare deductions.
But it is so RAD! (according to Tori)
When they first showed the "shop" being built I thought good idea...a place for tools and equipment to do actual work...but no it turns out it is an indoor playpen for Jackson and Zach. Pretty soon there will be a sign "NO GIRLS ALLOWED".
What a waste.
Well they can't do that. They apparently only have 4 field agents for all of the New York City metropolitan area and they would cut that in half by doing that.
Watching Zach, Tori, and their 3 kids camp out in their backyard is not entertaining at all and neither is Amy, Chris, Matt and Caryn planning a fundraiser. Last weeks episode was a real snooze. I can’t see anyway this show continues after this season.
The house was estimated to be worth $1,476,495 and was sold June 30, 2023 for $1,378,000.
https://www.redfin.com/OR/Cornelius/38000-SW-Nursery-Rd-97113/home/25843943
Agreed. Chris wants to be Matt 2.0. He either has a lot more money than I think he does or he is just insane. Most people are looking to take it easy when they retire and enjoy life...not take on a full time new career. You would have to hire a full time landscaping crew to just do the upkeep on that property. In Chris's mind I think he said he would only need to do 10-12 weddings a year. I think that is a pie in the sky view even though I have no idea what a wedding venue charges. Chris has definitely turned in a full fledged Roloff.