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No permanent address, what to do?
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I would like to inquire if someone could provide me with some guidance and/or assistance. The following is my situation and dilemma: - I am taking an early retirement the en
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No permanent address, what to do?
posted at May 4, 2012 7:48 PM EDT
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I would like to inquire if someone could provide me with some guidance and/or assistance. The following is my situation and dilemma:
- I am taking an early retirement the end of June 2012. I’ll be over 59 ½, but do not plan to draw on my investments until at least January 2013. Hopefully longer. - Currently my wife and I rent in Massachusetts. - We will be putting all our possessions in storage in Mass. - July 1st we are heading off for a 5 or 6 month venture around the U.S. - We own a house in Maine, which has been rented out for the last 6 years and have no intentions of moving back there. - I draw a retired military pension.
My questions:
- Can I get a post office box in any state to establish a residency in that state? For example, because New Hampshire is a state that does not tax military pensions, can I get a P.O. Box and claim residency?
- Or, can I get a P.O. Box for mail but claim my daughter’s address (who lives in NH)?
- Tennessee and Pennsylvania are also states who are friendly to military pensions.
I guess the meat of my question is, when I put my stuff in storage what can I do for a residence?
Greatly appreciate any advice.
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