Forwarding Mail
We are preparing to start full time RVing in our 5th wheel unit. 1. Looking for an organization in Colorado that provides forward mail to us while on the road. We currently live in Colorado and want t...
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2oldman wrote:Good advice. One piece of paper mail you do not want to miss is a letter from the IRS. This will go to the address you use on your taxes so you need that to be reliable. You can create an online account but you would need to check it at least monthly. I recently received a letter from them saying I owed money because of a mistake they made in their instructions on some form I used for 2018. I updated TurboTax and sure enough owed money. You really don’t want to miss letters from the IRS and you never know when they will show up.
Do everything you can to avoid paper mail.. especially bills. You're going to get some surprises as to how long mail can actually take when you need it most.
BTW, if your son handles your mail or you use a service, make sure to use the USPS moving/forwarding service to your new “address”.
Dave
