Drawing your own or spousal Social Security EARLY does NOT impact how much you can draw as a Widow o

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Drawing your own or spousal Social Security EARLY does NOT impact how much you can draw as a Widow or Survivor.

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Thanks for sharing all of this great intel!

annlisk

Sorry i’m so dumb. So when SS automatically switches me from ex spouse benefits, to widow-do i continue to get reduced rate or does it automatically go to 100% widow benefits?

teribunker

If WEP is taken out of my SS will it also be taken out of widow benefits?

katecart

If your spouse lives in another country how would you know if that person passed away is there a way to check

HomeJames-tp

Congress is looking into stopping spousal benefits.

eddieraines

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juliej

I started drawing widow’s benefits at 60. Can I draw it until 65 or 67 & then begin to draw my own benefits?

shotpusher

Can you get widow benefits if you’re not married anymore? I qualify for ex spouse but I’m not sure about widow benefits in an ex spouse.

robinroth

I’m a widow. We were married 14 years before he passed. I also have an exhusband, married 13 years.
I heard someplace I can choose who I want to draw from. Is this true?

lucyscott

Will my wife drawing her SS at 62 impact her benefiting from my SS if/when I die before her? And it will impact my benefits?

gmason

Widow benefit is 100 percent at 62 ? Or at 67

SheilaMeier-li

Again, if your ex has his own biz and deducts so much that his SS at FRA is $999, you’re still screwed if your SS is higher.

Wiggy

You get a 100% of what your deceased spouse took if you wait until your full retirement age, so if he took early retirement you will only get what he’s taking

donhgr

You do realize that the retirement age is now working its way up to 67, stop talking about 65 as full retirement age. My husband just turned 65 and his full retirement is 66 and 10 months.

amybrown

Drawing your own or spousal Social Security EARLY does NOT impact how much you can draw as a Widow o

Drawing your own or spousal Social Security EARLY does NOT impact how much you can draw as a Widow o

Drawing your own Social Security benefit EARLY impacts your spousal benefit if you later change to a

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How Much Social Security Can I Draw Off My Ex-Spouse

Spousal Social Security (When Your Spouse is Not Yet Drawing Their Own Benefits)

Your own Social Security and spousal benefits are on a separate tracks from Widow or Survivors

The most you can draw as a spouse on Social Security is up to 50% of the amount your spouse would be

You can draw on an EX spouse age 62 + even if he isn’t on Social Security yet.

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Your ex spouse cannot block you from drawing spousal Social Security benefits by refusing to dr.mp4

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Rules for drawing are Social Security on a spouse are different than an ex spouse.

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You can draw spousal Social Security EARLIER than your full retirement age and get much less than

What Are Social Security Spousal Benefits?

Spousal Social Security is based on what age you choose to start drawing

You can only draw Social Security on your spouse if ye is drawing his own Social Security

Amount of spousal Social Security you can get is based off the age YOU start to draw spousal benefit

Can I Switch to My Spouses Social Security Later?

Social Security: Spousal Benefits 101

If you are drawing spousal Social Security and your ex dies, you should automatically be bumped up.

You must be at least age 62 to draw Social Security spousal benefits

Social Security Survivor/Widow Benefits 2023

The most you can draw in spousal Social Security is 50% of your spouses amount that he’s eligible