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Most Couples Overlook the Social Security Spousal Rule Worth Up to 50% of a Partner’s Benefit
Source: 247wallst.com
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Millions of married and divorced Americans may be overlooking Social Security spousal or divorced-spouse benefits that can be claimed without their own work credits. The article emphasizes that understanding eligibility and filing rules before retirement could materially improve household retirement income, but provides no quantified benefit amounts or policy changes.
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