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Are You Entitled to Social Security Benefits from Your Former Spouse?

Divorce Articles, RetirementBy Zachary AshbyFeb 9, 2016

Retirement benefits from the Social Security Administration are calculated based on the number of years a person worked during his or her lifetime. The longer that a person worked, the greater number of benefits that person will receive. For many people, older women especially, their spouse may have worked much longer and be entitled to…

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