With Social Security spousal benefits, you're eligible for up to 50% of your spouse's monthly benefit at their full ...

If your spouse (or ex-spouse) is still alive and is due to receive Social Security benefits, it pays to look into how much ...

Now, just a few months later, Rachel is explaining why she feels her ex, Bryan Abasolo, shouldn't get spousal support—and clearing up one major misconception. “I am truly tired of the ...

Contact the Social Security Administration. Your benefits may change after a spouse’s passing, so you’ll need to notify them ASAP. Review/cancel their health insurance. If your insurance is ...

BI spoke to federally employed military spouses about how mass firings have impacted them. They said the changes, which one called 'psychological warfare,' have scrambled familial planning.

If you’re eligible for benefits based on your work record and eligible for spousal benefits, you’ll need to apply for both. The maximum spousal benefit is 50% of your spouse's benefit at full ...

It's possible to claim spousal benefits from Social Security so you get paid monthly, even if you never worked. Spousal benefits work differently than the benefits you claim on your own earnings ...

You may end up with less money from your Social Security spousal benefits if you file early, though. You can claim those benefits as early as age 62, which is also the earliest age to file for ...

Some military spouses who work in the federal government were notified by their respective agencies this week their remote work exceptions were being rescinded, despite them being granted just ...

But newlywed spouses can no longer expect to just hop on to a flight with a heart full of hope and a suitcase full of namkeen. The days of waived interviews and easy approvals under the Biden ...