Access Wealth Senior Advisor Howard Milove, CPA/PFS was recently featured in NJMoneyHelp discussing the marriage requirements tied to Social Security spousal and survivor benefits.
In the article, Howard explains that a person generally must have been married for at least 1 year to qualify for Social Security spousal benefits. He also notes that the rules are different for survivor benefits, where a surviving spouse may qualify if they meet certain age requirements or are caring for the deceased’s child.
Read the full article on NJMoneyHelp: How long do you have to be married for Social Security? – NJMoneyHelp.com to learn more about the requirements surrounding Social Security spousal and survivor benefits.
If you have questions about Social Security or retirement planning, feel free to contact Howard to discuss your situation and financial goals.
