Marriage alone doesn't change the amount of Social Security benefits you receive based on your work record. When Maria asked ...

Q: I am waiting until age 70 to take my Social Security.So I will get about 130% of my Social Security benefit. Then my wife, who was a homemaker all her life, will file on my record, and she will ...

Social Security discontinues its more lenient overpayment withholding plan. Last year, the SSA had opted to begin withholding only 10% of a recipient's benefits to recoup overpayments as a way of ...

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is notifying employees of “significant workforce reductions” on the way as it prepares for what it describes as an “agency-wide organizational ...

Marriage makes you eligible for spousal Social Security benefits. These are worth up to one-half of what your partner qualifies for at their full retirement age (FRA) -- 67 for most people today.

Marriage alone doesn't change the amount of Social Security benefits you receive based on your work record. When Maria asked whether she'd receive more or less benefits if she got married, Orman ...

Social Security discontinues its more lenient overpayment withholding plan. Last year, the SSA had opted to begin withholding only 10% of a recipient's benefits to recoup overpayments as a way of ...

Marriage brings plenty of questions – especially about finances. For those marrying later in life, like Maria from Suze Orman's Women & Money podcast, a big question is how marriage will impact ...

Social Security discontinues its more lenient overpayment withholding plan. Last year, the SSA had opted to begin withholding only 10% of a recipient's benefits to recoup overpayments as a way of ...

Here's what Suze Orman and the Social Security Administration say about how tying the knot might impact your retirement income. Marriage alone doesn't change the amount of Social Security benefits ...

Social Security discontinues its more lenient overpayment withholding plan Last year, the SSA had opted to begin withholding only 10% of a recipient's benefits to recoup overpayments as a way of ...