Answers to the Social Security Quiz

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Speakswitch of 1:19PM December 07, 2009

Am a widow recieving SS.Remarry a much younger woman, she is not working.Is she entitle to recieve my SS when I die? If so how many percent.

Elly of CA 3:49PM March 27, 2009

common law spouse of 35 years elegiable??

N Dominic Rivard 8:40AM March 25, 2009

i really need to take my ss at age 62 but cannot afford to have a penalty with early retirement...

of 4:19PM January 08, 2009

Im 74 receiving $1101 a month now how much more will I receive in Jan. 09

Denzil Casto of WV 7:26PM December 14, 2008

Are ex wifes allowed to draw on my s.s. ben. if have been remarried 26 years

k. badgley of IN 9:21AM December 11, 2008

how much is the raise this year?

robert a. baker of WA 4:33PM December 03, 2008

I began getting ss when I turned 62, I was born jan 09 1945, when can I work and make as much as I want without
a penalty, I understand right now I can only earn 14,100
I believe, If I work for a company where my taxes are taken out does ss go by what I earn before taxes come out of my check? Thank you for helping me with this. Please let me know if my info is correct?
Thank you

jayne Silverberg of FL 2:12PM November 28, 2008

"The government is talking about the economy. I am a widow I have just turned 60 I can draw on my husbands ss, but I am only allowed to make 1130 a month or they will take so much of the social security back. It really would help the economy by letting people work without penaly. I like many other's would be spending the extra money and contributing to our very poor economy. If I draw the ss now, I would be in poverty level,because I am only allowed to make so little from work. It really doesn't make sense to me. I have alway's worked 2 or 3 job's to make ends meet and I thought drawing ss at 60 would help me out, but the way things are set up. I will be going backwards. I would like to know the reasoning behind this.

Leslie Lewellen of MT 11:54AM November 25, 2008

IT IS A SHAME THAT WE HAVE WORKED ALL OF OUR LIFES PAYING IN TO S.O.O AND HAVE TO STILL PAY INTO S.O.S AND HAVEING our cost of liveing cut just because the goverment stold trillions of s.o.s funds by wrighting ious and not paying it back they can bail out banks and ceo.s can get a big bounices just pay back the money and s.o.s will be good fore ever

william leigh of IN 5:39PM October 31, 2008