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Social Security and Spousal Benefits
If you are married or ever have been, you need to know how to maximize your spousal Social Security benefits. To begin with, you must be at least age 62 (with one exception) and your current or ex-spouse must be qualified to receive Social Security retirement benefits. An exception is made if you are caring for a deceased spouse’s child who is under age 16 or disabled. In that case, your age doesn’t matter….Read More
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