The Social Security Timing Worksheet for Women
Working out when to claim, on one income, with your own numbers.
If you are widowed, divorced, or never married, and every article you have read about Social Security assumed there were two of you.
What is inside
- The three numbers to pull from your Social Security Statement, and where
- What claiming at 62 costs, permanently, rather than temporarily
- The survivor benefit available from age 60, and the ten-year divorced-spouse rule
- Why remarrying before 60 can end eligibility and remarrying after does not
- Eight questions to take to your advisor
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General educational information, not tax advice. Reading it does not create a client relationship.