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Some Can Collect Social Security Benefits Even if They’ve Never Worked

While Social Security retirement benefits are generally available only to those with at least ten years of work experience, there are a few situations where one could be eligible for benefits, even if he/she has never worked.  Katie Brockman covers these scenarios in this piece.  Brockman covers spousal, divorce, and survivors benefits in this informative article here.

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