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02-08-2008
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
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Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
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Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
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Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
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Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
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Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
--
Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
--
Lew
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Matt, Alex: I asked my mother and found out that my sister never actually divorced her Muslim ex-husband. She is drawing "widow" social security or is eligible to draw it. She is 61 and her ex died about 8 years ago or more. Terri and I were in San Francisco and visited my sister when her ex was in the hospital. Terri prayed over him and tried to get him to "receive Jesus" and that got his relatives (and my sister) upset. The school district, South San Antonio, where Terri worked from 1973 - 1980, opted out of social security. I do not know how many quarters Terri paid into social security on other jobs or as self-employed, but I have asked her several times in the past to be sure to pay into it. I was unaware that she is not eligible for my social security if she divorces and possibly she just discovered that herself. I do not know what she has paid since she has handled all finances and has been highly secretive. She has taken out IRA's and I know on at least one occasion she took out an IRA in one of our sons name because he was eligible and it was advantageous, but the money that paid for the IRA was from our community property (i.e.: my income). I think it was only $1000 and believe it was cashed in only a year or two later when needed for tuition. |
Wednesday afternoon for five minutes.
Sometimes Usenet turns up these accidental gems. It keeps the newsgroups lively.
--
Lew
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