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Title: question Post by: Honey on January 02, 2005, 05:00:00 AM I have a filipina friend in Michigan whose husband is getting ready to retire. she's 23 and he's 64 (i think) but i'm sure he's in his 60's. anyway, we were arguing on yahoo messenger if she will get something from his retirement every month. she told me that she will because she read it from a pocketbook of retirees. however, i disagree because my friend here in houston didn't get anything, only their daughter got some but she didn't. my friend in Michigan said that she will definitely get something because she is a stay at home mom. she could be right 'coz my friend here in houston is a working mom. does anybody know for sure if she'll get anything or not? i told her i'll post this question here so we could get some help. any info is very much appreciated.
Bear's Honey Title: Re: question Post by: DanAndChed on January 03, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to question, posted by Honey on Jan 2, 2005
I've been checking into this since my wife is 22 years younger. If I start collecting my Social Security at 65, I die at 66, she gets nothing until she turns 60. Dan Title: Re: Re: question Post by: Bear on January 03, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: question, posted by DanAndChed on Jan 3, 2005
Will she get part of yours or only hers? Bear Title: Re: Re: question Post by: Stephen on January 03, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to Re: question, posted by DanAndChed on Jan 3, 2005
That's the way I see it also. But look at it this way.....She will look forward to turning 60 more than most ladies do! LOL. How have you folks been doing? It's good to hear from you again. Stephen Title: Re: question Post by: Bear on January 02, 2005, 05:00:00 AM ... in response to question, posted by Honey on Jan 2, 2005
She means social security benefits for retiring individuals - not individual retirement program from work. This guy isn't employed and hasn't been for quite a while. The Bear Family |