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Social Security General Benefits
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Social Security Retirement
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Social Security Disability
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Supplemental Security Income
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
Social Security Medicare
If you or a loved one passes away, do
you know what benefits you and your
family are entitled to? Make sure
you know, so you can get what your are
entitle to.
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Survivors Benefits
When you die, your family may be eligible for benefits based on your work.
Family members who can collect benefits include a widow or widower who is:
· 60 or older; or
· 50 or older and disabled; or
· Any age if he or she is caring for your child who is younger than 16 or
disabled and receiving Social Security benefits on your record.
Your children can receive benefits, too, if they are unmarried and:
· Younger than 18 years old; or
· Between 18 and 19 years old, but in an elementary or secondary school as
full-time students; or
· Age 18 or older and severely disabled (the disability must have started
before age 22).
Additionally, your parents can receive benefits on your earnings if they were
dependent on you for at least half of their support.
Payment After Death
If you have enough credits, a one-time payment of $255 also will be made after your death. This benefit may be paid to your spouse or minor children if they meet certain requirements.
If you are divorced
If you are divorced, your
ex-spouse may be eligible for
survivors benefits based on your
earnings when you die. He or she
must:
· Be at least age 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 earnings; and
· Not be eligible for an equal 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 you
are deceased and your ex-spouse
remarries after age 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.
How much will
your survivors get?
Your survivors receive a percentage
of your basic Social Security
benefit—usually in a range from 75
to 100 percent each. However, there
is a limit to the amount of money
that can be paid each month to a
family. The limit varies, but is
generally equal to about 150 to 180
percent of your benefit rate.
Free Evaluation
If you are a filing for Supplemental Security Income(SSI) or
Social Security Disability for the first time, then here is
where you need to be. The form below will put you in touch with
the people you need to file for Disability and SSI as well as
assist those who are reapplying or appealing a decision.
Filling out the form below will get you a FREE, NO
OBLIGATION Evaluation from a attorney or advocate in your area.
If
you have already applied on your own and have been denied, don't
worry, usually more than 60% of the time people are denied on
their first attempt. Put your mind at ease, just fill out the
form and have a disability attorney or advocate help you get the benefits
you deserve.
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