Lakebound
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Correct. Sorry about that, I was speaking as if everyone here is in the same situation. I forget that this is a big world and a forum with quite the diverse group.
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Correct. Sorry about that, I was speaking as if everyone here is in the same situation. I forget that this is a big world and a forum with quite the diverse group.
Frank
Maricar19
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Continuation of thread #20 -My path to Retirement
Just received my annuity estimate and that of spouse. Not getting much after 30+years of service.
If you are reading this, please understand that I am not bragging (there's not much to brag), just felt the need to share in case somebody has some suggestions regarding the mix.
From age of retirement to age 60: Total $7300
Combined annuity: $3300/month
Conservative combined SRS Estimate: $1500
Combined TSP monthly withdrawal: $2500
From age 60 to 62: Total $7300
Annuity: $3300+
SRS: $1500
TSP: $1400
Military pension:$1100
Age 62 - 66: Total $7500
Annuity: $3300+
SS: $1300 (only one us will claim)
TSP: $1800
Military pension:$1100+
Or
Age 62 and up: Total $7900
Annuity: $3300+
SS: $2800(both claiming at 62)
TSP: $700
Military pension:$1100
Frixxxx
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Maricar19
Active member
Thanks...[TABLE="class: grid, width: 500"]
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Maricar19
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Hi- I don't see the third line that you referred to on your post.
Frixxxx
Moderator
It should look like excel icons, but the mouse over should say like Table, Table properties.
Maricar19
Active member
Maricar19
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Frixxxx, maybe I am not understanding this right. What do you mean when you said "open a post"?
jpcavin
Well-known member
When you are in the forum looking at different threads and you select "+Reply to Thread" (top left) or reply to someone's post by selecting "Reply" or "Reply With Quote", a window will open where you type your reply. Bottom right of this window gives you the option to select "Post Quick Reply", "Go Advanced" or "Cancel". When you select "Go Advanced", you will have the ability to work with tables...just like it shows in the picture that Frixxxx posted.
It doesn't work on my iPhone but it works on my MacBook. But I am not very talented with my iPhone so perhaps it works for others.
Sorry Frixxxx...
Maricar19
Active member
I don't know why I don't see the option you guys are talking about- even on my regular PC. I only see "Post Icons" and "Additional Options"
jpcavin
Well-known member
Go to "Settings" on top right of your screen and select "My Account - General Settings"
Then scroll down to "Miscellaneous Options - Message Editor Interface" and make sure "Enhanced Interface" is selected. Then save your changes (bottom right). That should take care of it.
Maricar19
Active member
Can't wait...for the solution.
Maricar19
Active member
Thanks JpCavin, Frixxx and Tom... Got it...
Maricar19
Active member
Looking Back from 2008-2014, 5 out of 7 of the 4th Monday of March, S fund is up whenever the preceding Friday is up, too..
mean anything? maybe nothing... let's wait for Monday..
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