Delicious-Adeptness5 t1_j8oew7g wrote on February 15, 2023 at 8:15 PM

Reply to comment by Franck_Dernoncourt in What's the cheapest long-term care insurance that qualifies for the Washington state long-term care payroll tax exemption? by Franck_Dernoncourt

If you want to use the exclusion then I would keep the policy with that date. You can always have multiple policies.

Delicious-Adeptness5 t1_j8kdlx9 wrote on February 14, 2023 at 11:07 PM

Reply to What's the cheapest long-term care insurance that qualifies for the Washington state long-term care payroll tax exemption? by Franck_Dernoncourt

That Opt out option has Sunset. If you have a policy prior to Nov 1, 2021 then hold onto it.

There was a ton of policies sold during that time frame and several states are moving forward with their programs.

When I talked to the legislatures in January there was no plans to make a change even though the taxes start being collected July 1st. The other option that you have is going self employed as we have to opt in if we want it.

Delicious-Adeptness5 t1_j1dffvl wrote on December 23, 2022 at 2:11 PM

Reply to Trying to leave the south, hoping for a higher quality of life! by Away_Papaya_1875

Spend time exploring the state. Seriously, you go 50 miles and it is a different flavor. The last two years has taught us that telecommuting is a serious thing. Weather does knock out the passes so be flexible during winter.