Erma

Erma: Erma has spent more than a decade living on the edge money-wise, but she fears she might slip through the cracks entirely when spousal support runs out in three years. , according to Winnipeg Free Press. But a judge recently ruled the payments will stop once her former husband turns 65. Erma, getting comfort from a pet, needs to save every free dollar so she can deal with an unexpected shortfall in spousal-support income. Photo Store "My ex and I hammered out a deal where I was supposed to get spousal support until I turned 65," says the 60-year-old who raised five children. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.