The pandemic closed the company l've worked for this year after26yrs. I will be 62 in 2022 & considering taking my Social Security early than FRA of 67. My spouse is going to continue to work until his FRA in 2022. What are Spouse options regarding social security? We both have 401k. He also has a pension available to him.

Hi Larry I'm currently still married and my wife receives ssi now,and we are getting divorce next month and I have applied for ssd myself and have been waiting over 5and years to get approved. I'm question is would I be eligible to receive any of her ssi benefits(until I get approved for ssd)after are divorce is finalized we have been married over 10 years .thank you p.s.any recommendation of how I can get approved any faster for ssd .I have been denied 2 times and we are appealing now.but like I said I've been waiting 5 1/2years and I'm homeless until I get approved

Why do I have to wait for spousal benefits until I'm 60 yrs. old. I have no income and don't understand the waiting period. Thank you

Am on social security disability am 61 and now my husband retired when can I get spoiler support. Or my money.

I'm hearing about a SS benefit called, " spousal bump". Is there such a thing. I will turn 66 on September of this year. I retire November of this year and don't get my first ck till January of 2022. My wife is on disability and won't be 66 till June of 2022. Once again. Is the Spousal Bump for real, and how does it work.

Thank you

Can I collect spousal benefits I am disabled I receive a disability pension 1700 dollars a month I did not pay into social security don’t have Enough Quarters I am 65

My husband has been on total disability for 12 years I am not 62 and have NOT worked so I could be the one to care for him so should I draw off my own or can I draw from his record he draws 1678. A month I would only draw like 480. On my record

Tiene algun benefisio la esposa deuna persona k
Esta resibiendo benefisio del seguro sosisl x discspasidad de porbida yk ya no puede trabajar

Hi. Spouses can potentially be eligible for benefits on the record of a worker who's receiving Social Security disability (SSDI) benefits, but only if they are at least age 62 or if they have a child in their care who is eligible for benefits on the disabled worker's record and who is either under age 16 or is disabled.

Best, Jerry

I am 67 and collect a state pension. I did not earn enough quarters to qualify for social security benefits. My wife is 72 and has been receiving SSA benefits for seven years. Can I receive spousal benefits on her record even though I collect a state pension?
I tried applying twice and both times SSA stated I did not earn enough credits to qualify. But I am applying for spousal benefits so its confusing.

Not legally divorced..still married but haven't lived together for 20years can I collect on his ss?