11/20/2009

MoneyMatters101.com Home Social Security Information Are You Ready To Apply Choosing When To Retire Contact Social Security Disability Benefits Facts About Medicaid Get A Replacement Card If You Are Divorced How Benefits Are Paid Keep SS Record Accurate Marriages, Divorces, Etc. Medicaid Benefits Medicaid (Property) Medicare Benefits Retirement Benefits Social Security Social Security Numbers Supplemental Income Survivor Benefits Widow And Widower Women (Marital Status) Women (Social Security) You Can Still Work Links Email Us Employee Benefits Long Term Health Ins. Senior Life	If You Are Divorced! An Excerpt from the Social Security Administration Pamphlet: Understanding The Benefits If you are divorced, your ex-spouse may be elegible for survivors benefits on your record when you die. He or she must: Be at least 60 years old (or 50 if disabled) and have been married to you for at least 10 years; or Be any age if he or she is caring for a child who is eligible for benefits based on your work; and Not be eligible for an equeal or higher benefit based on his or her own work; and Not be currently married, unless the remarriage occurred after age 60 or after age 50 if disabled. Note: If your ex-spouse remarries after 60, he or she may be eligible for Social Security benefits based both on your work and the new spouse's work, whichever is higher. For more information on Social Security benefits, contact your local Social Security Administration Office or visit their website at www.socialsecurity.gov.	Featured Book Advertise on MoneyMatters101.com
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