Is there a retirement calculator that includes a husband and wife's financial information together?
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You should try www.suzeorman.com or themotleyfool.com for this kind of info about retirement, savings, and investment for the future.
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www.zillow.com\nMy husband is a broker, and he uses this sometimes.
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I am not sure but a non working spouse get half of her spouses pension and all if her spouse dies. Social Security has web site and should be able to answer your questions
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http://www.ilrg.com/forms/#marital
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Try this site:  http://www.dinkytown.net/\n\nAll sorts of financial calculators, you can play around with variables and get different answers to figure out a multitude of finacial options.
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Wron Question area. This is personal finance, not Romance.
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The best way to calculate any problems in your life is to use the plethora of calculators at www.bankrate.com.  I know you are leery probably about checking a website for an answer but this site is mint.  Bookmark it, I bet you'll love it.
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Use this calculator, http://www.dinkytown.com/java/MortgagePayoff.html\n\nThe site has all kinds of different financial calculators.
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Check with the Social Security Administration.
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Most of their deferred income plan website is in PDF format. It depends on what the job(s) are. \nhttp://www.lacers.org/\nhttp://www.lacity.org/pen/\n\nIf you want the links for all US Public Employees Retirement System:\nhttp://www.xpdnc.com/links/bnftgpen.html
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i have no idea. this should be planned considering the projected costs and the level of standard you want to retire, perhaps a million
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IwannaKnow gave you a pretty good answer, but there are also some forms at ING that you might want to check out:\n\nhttp://home.ingdirect.com/privacy/privacy.asp?s=FinancialWorksheets
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try www.financemasterone.com
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You are correct.  You just multiply it by .0493, and you divide 4.93 by one hundred to get the corresponding percentage.\n\nYour husband's value would be .493%\n\n\nGood job!
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Definitely check with Social Services.\n\nAlso, if your husband worked, you would be entitled to Social Security benefits from his working contributions.  The amount depends on how much he made throughout the years.  Make sure you check into that - as his wife you have the right to the monthly amount.
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go to http://mypay.dfas.mil\n\nGoes straight to finance--even retired
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Yes, go here and use one of the calculators offered...\n\nhttp://mortgages.interest.com/content/calculators/index.asp