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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (920939)	2/13/2016 9:13:47 AM
From: TimF	Respond to of 1577184

If you lent your paycheck to your wife, and she spent it, the family wouldn't be able to draw down that loan later when they retire. If she didn't spending it? - Well you still can't count on the loan (the equivalent of the SS trust fund) as an asset, but what did she do with the money? Did she put it in the bank? Well then you have an actual bank account to draw on. The loan is still worthless but the bank account wouldn't be.