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To: im a survivor who wrote (12816)	4/5/2004 4:29:23 PM
From: Pedro Joaristi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

I cannot even begin to give you advice...but one thing of paramount importance to those who might is to find out who is your wife's employer...I remember you saying that she works for a French company, and many French companies are at least partly owned by the French gov.- probably not the best kind of management but...a guaranty against bankrupcy seeing the French state is so socialized... Pedro

To: im a survivor who wrote (12816)	4/5/2004 4:36:14 PM
From: D.B. Cooper	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13815

On this information I would take it to a very good finacial planner. I would like to see the plan being administered by someone else besides you wifes company after she retires. there are usually all different types of payments that you can choose. One being that she would get less but more would go to you on her death . Or she would get the full max and you would get none. I think you should get professional help. Don't get any advice from some idiots out here in web space Good Luck Don