I have a question about collecting survivor benefits. My ex-spouse of 20 years recently passed away in an accident. We were divorced for about one year before the accident. I think I am able to start ...

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Workers and spouses become eligible for Social Security retirement benefits at age 62, but widow(er)s are eligible for survivors' benefits at age 60. Survivors' benefits let widow(er)s inherit their ...

Military spouses are often encouraged to pursue volunteerism as a way to stay professionally relevant during relocations and career disruptions. But while organizations benefit from a steady stream of ...

"I can't stop thinking about what our future would've looked like — now it's just a closet full of overpriced fabric," the spouse wrote on Reddit Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She ...

Losing a spouse is one of life’s most profound heartbreaks. For many widows, it means stepping into a financial role they may not have held before. While grief takes center stage, there are certain ...

Workers and spouses are eligible for retirement benefits at age 62, but widows and widowers are eligible for survivors benefits at age 60. Survivors benefits allow widows or widowers to inherit their ...

Have you supported a military spouse in your life lately? Getty Many people understand the hard work, bravery and selflessness that members of the military dedicate to their service. But not as many ...

Military spouses are the heart and soul of our Armed Forces. Their unwavering devotion and profound influence enrich our fighting forces and the communities in which they serve. On Military Spouse Day ...

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Many people are surprisingly clueless about key aspects of their partner’s finances — and that can hurt them. Here’s how to get on the same page. By Diane Harris Here’s a pop quiz for married couples.

These days, it’s not uncommon for the spouse with the highest income potential to provide for the family financially while the other spouse stays home to manage the household. Although this ...