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Retirement as an Ex
There are many facets to Social Security that some don’t know exist. One such filing option is for divorcees. Married couples are able to file for benefits based on the earnings of their spouse, but many may not realize that they could still be eligible for these spousal benefits after divorce. There are, however, many eligibility factors. The information for this option and many others are out there but not publicized very well. For more information on this topic visit this article by Steve Garfink with International Living.
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