Originally Posted by m378

If you don't mind me asking, what does he do for work? I can't really think of any profession that would have several hundred openings in Raleigh proper.

Originally Posted by farebluenc

I also wanted to add that it's hard to gauge schools by the great schools scores online. The NC Teacher Working Conditions Survey is the best way to gauge how well the school is doing. I think the best schools have great admin and teachers that are engaged and happy.

https://ncteachingconditions.org

Originally Posted by GoPhils

I live nearby and I would say it is a good neighborhood with a low crime rate as far as I can tell.

If you were not already aware, technically Wynfield, Wynfield Forest and Wynfield Creek are three different neighborhoods with separate HOA's but they all blend together. Wynfield and Wynfield Forest both have their own pool, clubhouse, etc. Wynfield Creek does not have either but I believe you can join one of the pools for a fee (and as a result I believe the HOA fees are the lowest

Originally Posted by Ariadne22

Rethink the Aetna. It is probably attained-aged rated, which means age-based price increases until age 85. AARP UHC is community-rated. Slightly more expensive in the beginning, premiums discounted for those under age 77, no age-based increases after age 77.

Most here choose AARP UHC because of the community rating. Whether one is 77 or 97, the base-rate is the same. Only increases are due to inflation and/or regional medical costs.

https://www.medicare.gov/find-a-plan...-policies.aspx