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Old 07-29-2008, 01:36 PM #1
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I'm wondering about my future...after my dh no longer works & he gets SS. Also, his spouce does not get any 'benefits'...I mean, I no longer will get any insurance. I have only had a few very short jobs because I can't drive, (but I admit, I am able to work) so will get no SS. What can/should I do? Is there anything?
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