Social Security, COLA
I’m 20 years older than my wife, who is 53. If she claims Social Security early, will it affect her widow’s benefit?
I am 72 and delayed getting Social Security benefits until I was 70 to increase the benefits. I have remarried, and my new wife is 53. If she starts receiving reduced spousal benefits before reaching her full retirement age,
Social Security Matters: Widow's benefit vs. benefit from ex-spouse
In November I will be 60 and eligible for widow’s benefits. My late husband’s Social Security was approximately $2,300 when he passed around 7 years ago. FYI, my
8 Overlooked Social Security Benefits You Should Know About
Social Security is commonly associated with retirement income, but its benefits extend beyond that. The Social Security Administration provides financial support to a variety of groups, including children,
Simple and easy … usually: When and how to file for Social Security benefits
The best time to start your Social Security benefits is simply a decision only you can make after considering such things as your health and your
When and How to File For Social Security Benefits – Social Security and You
There is probably nothing I am asked more often than some version of this question: "When should I file for my Social Security?" But as I've said repeatedly
Social Security's COLA Is Great, but It Could Be Greater
The average COLA over the past two decades or so has been about 2.6%. Reasons to be happy about the 2025 Social Security COLA
Social Security latest COLA update: How much more will beneficiaries receive next year?
With only a month left before the official numbers are released, Social Security recipients are on pace to receive the smallest cost-of-living increase in three years. The latest forecast from the nonpartisan The Senior Citizens League shows next year’s COLA will be 2.
Don’t Believe These Social Security Myths
Social Security is a financial right that protects Americans throughout their lives. According to The United States Social Security Administration (SSA), ”We administer retirement, disability, survivor,
Social Security benefits set to increase in 2025, but not by much
As we approach the new year, many Social Security recipients are bracing for changes in their benefits. According to a recent report by CBS
Social Security Will Undergo 3 Changes In 2025. How Will It Affect Retirees?
As more U.S. retirees wonder if they'll have enough funds to last their retirement years, any change to Social Security can prove a significant one.
What’s The Expected Social Security Benefits Increase In 2025, Based On COLA Adjustment?
Social security recipients may have to lower their expectations of the amount of benefits they will be receiving in the next year. According to CBS News, retirees are expected to receive an increase of $48 or 2.
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About Widow’s Benefits vs. Benefits from my Ex-spouse
In November I will be 60 and eligible for widow’s benefits. My late husband’s Social Security was approximately $2,300 when he passed around 7 years ago. FYI, my ex-husband is still working and will ...
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Social Security & You: What to do when a spouse or relative dies
Sometimes I’ll include something in a column about a broader topic that I think is just a small, almost insignificant piece of the puzzle. But then that nugget ends up ...
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Social Security Claiming: The Case Where Timing Doesn’t Matter Much
Projected lifetime benefits can have relatively small differences even when a surviving spouse delays until age 70.
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I'm 20 years older than my wife, who is 53. If she claims Social Security early, will it affect her widow's benefit?
Will her benefit as a widow be reduced twice under the second ... she's already better off than she would have been. The rules around Social Security benefits - whether for a person's own ...
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I’m 20 years older than my wife, who is 53. If she claims Social Security early, will it affect her widow’s benefit?
I am 72 and delayed getting Social Security benefits until I was 70 ... waiting to reach FRA or 2) starting widow benefits before reaching FRA? Will her benefit as a widow be reduced ...