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Social Security Spousal Benefit Nuances: The Older Wife
The Social Security rulebook is pretty complex, and this complexity becomes obvious when one dives into the murky world of spousal benefits. In a post morningstar.com post by, columnist Beth Pinsker examines a situation in which a non-working spouse is interested in claiming benefits on the work record of the other spouse. Straightforward, you might think, but in this case, the spouse with the work record is not yet eligible to claim, so that throws a wrinkle into the mix. Ms. Pinsker explains how this situation would play out. Check her post out here.
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