That said, children generally get up to 75% of the parent’s benefit. In some cases, parents of a deceased worker may also be eligible for Social Security survivor benefits. To qualify ...

For example, at age 60, her survivor benefit would be 71.5% of your Social Security benefit, and it would be prorated up to 100% when she reaches her full retirement age. Because she is already ...

Claiming age has a significant effect on the size of your survivors benefit. Remarriage could render you ineligible for survivors benefits if it happens before age 60. Social Security retirement ...

If your spouse dies before you, you can take a Social Security survivor benefit. However, that won’t be in addition to your own benefit. You must choose one or the other. If you are at full ...

If you are a spouse, you may start your survivor benefit independently of your retirement benefit," the Social Security Administration says on its website. As you know, delaying your own benefits ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) provides monthly retirement, survivor, and disability benefits ... of any given month will get their monthly benefit on Wednesday, April 23.

New anti-fraud protections are slated to go into effect on Monday at the Social Security Administration. Ahead of the new policy, an agency spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday that all claim types ...

Individuals making other benefit claims — including for Social Security disability insurance, Medicare and Supplemental Security Income — can also complete their claims entirely over the ...