Take advantage of spousal benefits
Social Security spousal benefits can be a boon if your life partner has earned much more than you have. You’re able to receive either a benefit based on your own earnings or one that’s equal to 50% of your spouse’s benefit.
Your spouse’s payments won’t be affected if you decide to collect a spousal benefit. Divorce doesn’t necessarily alter the equation. As long as the marriage lasted over 10 years and you have not remarried, you can draw Social Security benefits based on a former spouse’s earnings.
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IF IT IS GOING TO SCREW THE AVERAGE GUY OR GAL…THEY LAUGH AND LOVE IT…
How about if my ex got married again? Can i still benefit from it?