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sal benefits. Q: I’ll tell you what’s wrong with Social Security. My wife and I each get our own retirement benefit. I get $2,200. She gets $1,900. I just learned that if I were to die first, my wife would only get $300 extra in widows benefits. And if she dies first, I will get nothing! I think when one spouse dies, the other spouse should keep getting full combined benefits.
A: You really think that? So, when Warren Buffett’s wife dies, he should keep getting his retirement check and a widowers benefit? If my wife dies first, I should keep getting my own substantial retirement check and a widowers benefit on her account? My goodness. If everyone who has ever been married can get these double benefits, Social Every single day, more than a few of the Q: I’ll tell you what’s wrong with Social Security taxes would have to be increased rather emails I get from readers start out with this (or substantially to pay all this extra money. a similar) phrase: “I’ll tell you what’s wrong with Security. It’s all these benefits that are paid to ADVERTISING PROOF In fact, as alluded to in the last answer, finanSocial Security!” They then proceed to tell me just women who never worked a day in their lives. Monday, 10/12/20 cial dependency is the key to qualifying for spousal Final Changes DUE: 5:00 p.m.. that. Sadly, almost always, their little rant is based Get rid of these welfare benefits and the sysPlease review carefully. Double check: Phone Number(s) Spelling Prices Hours or widow(er)s benefits. Because you had your own on a misunderstanding of Social Security rules or tem would be flush with cash! Contact misinformation they picked up -- usually off the in- your Tidbits representative immediately with changes or corrections. job and now have your own Social Security benefit, you really were not financially dependent on Office: 760-320-0997 email: this valleybits@msn.com Fax: 760-320-1630 out a lot. And as I’ve pointed A: I hear ternet. your wife. So, you shouldn’t qualify for “dependent” These diatribes are of two main types: polit- before, every one of hundreds of such complaints widowers benefits. On the other hand, your wife ical or program-related. I’m not going to deal with I’ve heard about this issue has come from other obviously made a little less than you did, which is the political ones today. I’ve come to the conclusion women. I’m not going to touch the social debate that it is not worth it. People will spout off the most between working women and stay-at-home moms why she gets a smaller benefit. So, she was slightly ridiculous nonsense to me about the politics or fi- with a 10-foot pole. But I will comment on the So- more dependent on you, which is why she will get a slight widows benefit if you die first. nancing of Social Security. And when I try to set cial Security angle. Ever since 1939, the law has said that a rethe record straight, they almost always write back Q: I’ll tell you what’s wrong with Social and tell me they don’t believe me. So, I figure, why tiree’s dependent wife should qualify for a partial spousal benefit. (Benefits to dependent husbands Security. I always knew that children of a parbother? But on the program and policy side of So- were added years later. But for today’s column, I’m ent who dies can get Social Security sur vivor The law is essen- benefits. That makes sense. But I just learned of wives.) the issue withLuis cial Security, I still can help people understand the sticking Anthony Madrigal, Esq. guy with a stay-at-home that they recently added benefits for the chilbecause aRate way Social Security works. So, let’s go over some of tially 1/16 saying pg BWthat 6x Discount wife supported that wife with his income while dren of a living retiree. And that makes no them. Oct. 18 - Dec. 6, 2020 • Vol. 16: #43 - #50 Q: I’ll tell you what’s wrong with Social he was working, the taxes he paid on that income sense. No wonder the system is in trouble! Security. Too often, there are multiple wives should support his wife after he retires with spou A: Well, let’s see. Benefits to the children getting benefits on one guy’s record. 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A: Government employees don’t have the authority to do things like this. But Congress does. Back in the 1980s, they were looking for ways to cut down on government spending. They came up with the idea of rounding down the “cents” part of all Social Security calculations. So, for example, if your actual benefit amount comes out to $2,854.32, that will be rounded down to $2,854. Those pennies add up to millions of dollars in savings for the government every year. * * * If you have a Social Security question, Tom Margenau has the answer. Contact him at thomas.margenau@comcast.net. To find out more about Tom Margenau and to read past columns and see features from other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2020 CREATORS.COM
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And they individual questions, but will incorporate them in the Holistic Pain Care column whenever possible. Readers may email ques- were in the middle of a hot conversation when I DEAR DR. ROACH: We are very fond 1/12th page, Full Color tions to ToYourGoodHealth@med.cornell.edu. stepped up. of our family doctor. I was in to see him the November 8, 2020 • Vol. 16 - No. 46 The topic was a guy who had potentially other day, and it came up in conversation that (c) 2020 North America Synd., Inc. faked his military history and worse, had claimed he was going to be getting married. We would All Rights Reserved he was a Purple Heart recipient, this time right like to acknowledge this event in his life with here at home. either a lovely card or a small gift. I know “He’s in our VFW. 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Gifts can sometimes be OK, but the American Office: 760-320-0997 email: valleybits@msn.com Fax: 760-320-1630 SANEXAS THERAPY TREATMENT The main guy slid a phone out of his pockMedical Association has some guidelines for a Breakthrough in Pain Management! et, stabbed in a number, said a few words, listened physicians on accepting gifts. I agree with them Non-invasive • No Drugs • No Surgery!! and then hung up. and you might find them helpful: I can’t repeat here his exact angry words, This cutting edge electrical -- Be sensitive to the size of the gift: Inap“There has been cell signaling treatment but the summary was: Their friend and fellow vetpropriately large gifts should not be accepted. a substantial uses a special pneumonic eran had lied. He hadn’t served where he’d claimed -- Do not let a gift influence patient care. difference in the electrical system with he had, hadn’t had the MOS he’d claimed he had, -- Decline a gift that would present an feeling in my feet suction cups placed on the and he certainly had not earned a Purple Heart. emotional or financial hardship to the patient’s - for the better! skin to regenerate nerves MOS is a code that identifies the job somefamily. Less numbness, by increasing blood flow. one has in the military. This particular veteran had -- Consider suggesting a charitable contingling & burning!” Covered by Medicare, PPO’s worked in supply at a small CONUS base. Unless - Bob H. tribution in lieu of a gift. & many Insurance Companies. he’d gotten a paper cut while stocking shelves, I would add that sometimes rejecting a Call us TODAY to determine if your pain can be successfully treated: he’d never been wounded. Somewhere there was gift can be hurtful, and if accepting a gift con760. 760. a faked DD-214. forms to the guidelines, I generally accept it with HolisticPainCare.com I tossed my coffee cup in the trash and thanks. 552 Paseo Dorotea, Ste 5 • Palm Springs walked away, leaving the group to their collective *** misery while they explored just how they’d been DEAR DR. ROACH: Hi. I’m a very Property of AdVenture Media, Inc. taken in. I’d heard the story too many times. Vethealthy, 68-year-old male. My only issue is erans and those who’d never served claiming benalmost nonexistent testosterone. What type FREE efits, medals and admiration they never earned, of doctor should I see? It seems to be a probPhone: 760.320.0997 Fax: 760.320.1630 enjoying a higher-level Priority Group at a Departvalleybits@msn.com lem for many senior men. -- A. ment of Veterans Affairs medical center, telling tall All Rights Reserved tales. ANSWER: Low testosterone is a concern Eventually they get caught, like this phony for many men as they get older. In some cases, just did, by people who pay attention to their gut the concern is justified. Some men may have feelings. The Stolen Valor Act would take it from a problem making testosterone due to a condithere. tion in the brain (the hypothalamus and pituitary * * * gland both need to be working properly for Freddy Groves regrets that he cannot persontestosterone production) or in the testes, where ally answer reader questions, but will incorporate them into his column whenever possible. Send email to columtestosterone is actually made. In these cases, nreply2@gmail.com. testosterone replacement therapy is clearly indicated. What is still controversial is whether to treat healthy older men who have a low testosterone level and no symptoms. It’s not clear that treatment of low testosterone will prevent problems in the future. It’s possible that’s the case, but I am very cautious about prescribing a drug with potential harms for someone without symptoms, when it has not been proven to be of benefit. However, men with symptoms of low testosterone, such as low sex drive, depressed mood and loss of body hair, and who have clearly low testosterone levels may benefit from treatment, and a trial of testosterone treatment is appropriate. Men should learn about potential risk (prostate cancer remains a concern despite reassuring early studies) and have regular laboratory evaluation. Low energy by itself is not clearly a symptom of low testosterone and may not improve
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clubs. You might try researching on the Internet. Most hats from the period you described are in the range of $25 to $50. Some can go much higher. * * *
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I have enclosed a photo of a footed porcelain vase that I bought at an estate sale. It is approximately nine inches tall, has two handles and is decorated with Asian scenes of pagodas and trees. The trees are embellished with gold dots, and there is a gold band around the top. On the bottom is a wreath with the letter “M” in the center. Outside the wreath are the words “Hand Painted -- Nippon.” Thanks for any information on the age, histor y and value of my vase.
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You have a nice example of handpainted Nippon porcelain. The letter “M” in the mark represents the Morimura Brothers. They had offices in New York City and imported porcelain to the United States. “Nippon” is the Japanese name for Japan and was used in trademarks Nippon vase was made in Japan. from 1891 to around 1921. Nippon porcelain is very collectible. The gold dots are called moriage and were often used to decorate both Nippon and Satsuma Ware. Your vase was made in the early 1900s and would probably be worth $300 to $500. * * *
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I’m wondering about the value of my collection of over 100 women’s hats from the 1930s to the 1970s. Most were never worn and are in excellent condition. They are in all colors, styles, textures, and some are feathered. Also, I would like to know if there is a collectors club for vintage hats.
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This mark is on a complete set of dinnerware that I have. The set is a ser vice for 12. It originally belonged to my mother who got them when I was a child, and I am 84 years old. The dishes are eggshell color and decorated with gold rims around the edge and gold band inside with roses in the center. Also included with the mark are the words “USA -44N5.” Since I plan to pass this set down to my daughter, we would like to know more about its histor y, age and value.
A: Homer Laughlin China Company was founded
in East Liverpool, Ohio, in 1871 by Homer and Shakespeare Laughlin. Homer bought out Shakespeare in 1877. In 1907, the company was sold to Louis Aaron and his sons and W.E. Wells. They continued to use the Homer Laughlin name and are still in business. Eggshell Georgian is the name of the shape and was introduced in 1937. Art Director Frederick Rhead designed the Georgian shape. It was decorated with a myriad of different patterns and some were embossed. “44N5” shows your dishes were made in 1944 in the Newell, West Virginia plant. Your dinnerware would probably be worth $300 to $400.
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