It’s not that I hate tiny homes. I get the whole movement. But wouldn’t saving enough for a really comfortable retirement be a better option?
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- Re: US citizen: UK pension limits? May 31, 2023Agree with TedSwippet - will try to frame it in the way I think about it, but the details are no different. First question - do you want to deduct UK pension contributions from your income on US taxes? Option 1 = Yes you do want to deduct the contributions on your US taxes. Therefore […]tubaleiter
- Re: When and how do you decide a retirement location and lifestyle? May 31, 2023I strongly suggest deciding on a LIFESTYLE first, before trying to decide on a retirement location.ralph124cf
- Re: OPM Military Buyback Count = Retire Earlier? May 31, 2023jchris wrote: ↑Tue May 30, 2023 6:46 am The Office of Personnel Management is the authority on this subject, and they have published a retirement manual that makes it clear that military service that is bought back counts both for annuity eligibility and annuity computation. Here's the actual language from the retirement manual, with an […]Maverick3320
- Re: Help my family plan a trip to Japan May 31, 2023When I was there an international driving license was absolutely necessary to rent a car. In many countries you technically need one but no one actually cares. In Japan it was different.andreas
- Re: [uk] Boglehead investment advisor? May 31, 2023This board is a decent place to start - Bogleheads portfolios are typically pretty straightforward, and there are a number of members here with experience in US/UK investing. Use the portfolio advice template: viewtopic.php?t=289099 Even if that doesn't answer all your questions (and posters here are generally good about saying when things are beyond their […]tubaleiter