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OPINION

63 Years After Nazis Declare War, We Punish Them

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The House and Senate finally agreed on something, and presumably president Obama does too. Both legislative chambers unanimously passed the No Social Security for Nazis Act in what one analyst called a remarkably swift process. It was two months ago that the Associated Press discovered Nazis were collecting social security despite alleged war crimes. The condemnation has been almost universal. So almost 63 years ago to the day that the Nazi regime declared war on the United States, the United States Congress took action to stop Nazis from benefiting from a New Deal program passed before the war.

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Swift indeed.


TAXATION ON SOCIAL SECURITY Paying tax on Social Security – it’s a complex issue but Rick “The Professor” Plum, CFP® and John Ransom break it down. December 9, 2014. Part 1.


Republican senators are holding back the nomination of acting social security administrator Carolyn W. Colvin to the permanent post. Citing work on a $300 million computer system that does not work, and possible criminal prosecutions Republican Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah has said that he will not let the nomination move forward. Clovin, who says that the project was initiated before she arrived at the agency and that her role was to try to save the floundering program, says that she has done nothing wrong.

Identity thief Sniders Jean-Jacquesof Florida was sentenced to 2 years in the slammer and ordered to pay $110,000 for a scheme involving the theft of at least 13 victims’ identities for the purposes of stealing social security benefits and 32 victims’ tax refunds. Additionally Jean-Jacques got three years of supervised release. The victims’ identities were stolen from Tufts Health Plan by an employee accomplice who worked as a courier in the scheme. Three others, along with the accomplice plead guilty.

Get your questions about social security answered every week on the Social Security Show with John Ransom.

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Because there are three things Ransom says you can count on 1) Death; 2) Taxes and 3) That everyone, someday will have questions about their own Social Security. 

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WORKING AND TAKING YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFIT Rick “The Professor” Plum, CFP® and John Ransom discuss your Social Security. How much are you allowed to earn and when is the best time to take your benefit? December 9, 2014. Part 2.

QUALIFYING FOR SPOUSAL SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS Rick “The Professor” Plum, CFP® and John Ransom discuss your Social Security calls and emails – spousal benefits, longevity and when to apply. December 9, 2014. Part 3.

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