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Benefits if you were married multiple times
Retired after 33 years with the Social Security Administration, Tom Margenau is a regular contributor to Tucson.com with his “Social Security and You” column, answering questions from those seeking advice on Social Security matters. In this column, Tom explores the topic of how multiple marriages affect Social Security benefits, including both spousal benefits and survivor’s benefits, by answering questions from several who have made more than one trip down the aisle to say “I Do”. Click here to read Mr. Margenau’s most recent column appearing at Tucson.com.
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