Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• トラ
• 2024/03/12 (Tue) 10:22
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With an annual income of $ 200000, that's 2 mil.

I'm also worried about medical expenses in my old age, so I might as well make Japan, with its low cost of living, an option.

• 後期高齢者入門
• 2024/03/12 (Tue) 11:01
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＞ Social Security has a limit on how much you can get no matter how high you pay ？

That ！ ？ "no matter how high you pay" is impossible.
Social Security, I believe, only covers up to about $80,000 of your entire annual income. So, no matter how high your income is, there is a limit to how much you can spend. Naturally, there is also a limit to the amount of money you can receive. The maximum amount you can get is about $ 4,000 per month. （ The numbers are random, as they are more than 10 years old. ）

It is great that you are in your 30s and worrying about it now.

In my case, it was a low-flying self-employed life, but real estate rose steadily in value, which helped me to build assets.

• Ohta
• 2024/03/12 (Tue) 11:36
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I see, that makes sense. If there is a limit to both the amount you can yield and the amount you can receive, it wouldn't be unfair. I was taking it easy until recently, I was a little impatient with the coaching. I think I will save enough to not be a burden for now. Thank you.

• 紅夜叉　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 .
• 2024/03/12 (Tue) 13:46
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You're poor despite generous protection ？.

• 後期高齢者入門
• 2024/03/12 (Tue) 14:52
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＞ #24
＞ If you become a U.S. citizen, you will receive generous protection.

2500 $ You can rent a one-bed apartment for a few hundred dollars depending on your income. You must be elderly and low income, though. If you are over 80 years old, you have a big advantage, so you should apply for it now.

But if you get to that point, you may choose to go back to Japan, but the climate here is hard to beat.