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JustABozoOnThisBus

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1. Having normal deductions for FICA and taxes seems normal.

Reply to Backseat Driver (Original post)

Thu Sep 30, 2021, 06:16 PM

Sep 2021

If too much is taken out, you'll get it back with next year's tax return. If too little is taken out, you'll owe money. Being on Social Security doesn't change that, though your income may impact the amount of tax paid on Social Security income (If I'm remembering right).

Maybe someone smarter than me can comment on auto-enrollment in a mandated saving plan.

Good luck getting your final pay from the former employer. It wouldn't hurt to contact your congress-person.

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DH just started a new job at a more large-ish big box [View all] Backseat Driver Sep 2021 OP

Having normal deductions for FICA and taxes seems normal. JustABozoOnThisBus Sep 2021 #1

Go to your state's Department of Labor to file a wage and hours complaint. 3Hotdogs Sep 2021 #3

If you and spouse don't want the savings plan (401k?) marybourg Sep 2021 #2