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Brushing up on Social Security survivor’s benefits
Losing a loved one is never easy, but knowing that Social Security survivor’s benefits will be there to help can go a long way toward easing your anxiety Generally, survivor’s benefits are usually available to the dependents of a worker eligible for or already collecting Social Security, if certain requirements are met. In this blog article at www.socialsecurity.gov, Jim Borland, Acting Deputy Commissioner for Communications at the Social Security Administration, uses a Patriot Day theme to remind people to brush up on survivor’s benefits available through the Social Security program. Click here to read more.
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