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To: E_K_S who wrote (21750)	2/2/2015 2:08:31 PM
From: Steve Felix	Respond to of 34328

Thinking of adding some KMI warrants in my taxable account. If I do, I would have to hold them until 2017 if ahead by any meaningful amount. All financial decisions have repercussions. Going with Obamacare will cut my monthly bill ( who knows out of pocket, but $3800 max ) from $1850 to $950. However, that allows me a maximum of $7500 income, over and above what the wife gets in pension. I need to be careful of what I do in my taxable account. Someone doing the same thing last year, who had large holdings, with a taxable event like KMP, may have thrown any savings out the window, and had a big bill to pay. When I take SS at 62, in 2017, we would go back to buying regular health insurance, in time to cash the warrants out. If I remember correctly they are not callable early? Better make sure.