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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I'm a disabled married man [View all]giftedgirl77
(4,713 posts)40. I could've just started with the fact that you let your credits run
our. The rest of what I said became moot when you explained your credits arw gone. You'll still get survivors benefits if your wife passes first.
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The only way for Social Security 'credits' to expire is when you expire. You only lose them in death
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2015
#54
she refuses to come out and say she wants to expand it like bernie and om
restorefreedom
Oct 2015
#44
You haven't included your age or how long you are married, but you may be eligible for survivor's
TexasTowelie
Oct 2015
#3
You sound as harsh, judgmental, and lacking in empathy as most conservatives.
stillwaiting
Oct 2015
#59
Your communication style is harsh, judgmental, and lacking in empathy. Like conservatives. nt
stillwaiting
Oct 2015
#63
Of course I'm not calling you a conservative. I'm saying that I read through this thread and many
stillwaiting
Oct 2015
#67
Social Security work credits expire upon your death, they remain there to be counted until you are
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2015
#56
But SSDI is not means tested and has nothing to do with the spouse's income. His spouse could make
Bluenorthwest
Oct 2015
#57
Whoa! What is this? Another skewed version of "Compassionate Conservatism?" Empathy?
in_cog_ni_to
Oct 2015
#61
Mu husband has secondary-progressive multiple sclerosis and can no longer work
ismnotwasm
Oct 2015
#68