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Your Spouse Can Collect Half Your Social Security Without Ever Having Worked. Claim It at 62 and Half Becomes 32.5%, for Life, and Delaying Past Full Retirement Age Adds Nothing
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article says a spouse with no work history may still receive a monthly Social Security benefit. It warns that two timing rules set when the claim is filed affect the benefit for life, and says many couples get at least one wrong; the excerpt does not identify the rules or quantify their effects.
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