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Social Security and You: Women Who Worry They Are Missing Out
Every single day, I get emails from women wondering if they are missing out on some kind of Social Security benefits. These are almost always women in their late 60s or even in their 70s and 80s. They are either getting their own Social Security retirement benefits and wonder if they should be getting more money from their husband’s Social Security account. Or they are already getting benefits from their spouse, but wonder if they might be due higher benefits from an ex-husband’s record. I’ve learned from their emails that their anxiety and confusion stems from one of three sources. Read more…
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