With the Transportation Security Administration’s deadline for full REAL ID enforcement less than two weeks away, the New ...

Dr.MelissaHolland, Chief Medical Officer at UnitedHealthcareMedicare & Retirement, joined Good Morning Washington to discuss ...

Travel offers an escape from regular life. But when you start veering too far from your everyday wardrobe, that’s where you ...

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

Generally, you must be 62 or older to collect spousal Social Security benefits. Spousal benefits are worth up to half of your spouse's benefit at full retirement age. If you're divorced and ...

Once you approach retirement age, there's a shocking amount of new information to digest. Everything -- from Medicare to required minimum distributions (RMDs) -- is brand new, and you only have so ...

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 ...

If you're married and never worked, you may be aware that you're entitled to Social Security in the form of spousal benefits, which allow you to receive benefits based on your spouse's earnings ...

Image source: Getty Images. 2. How much you can expect to receive Your benefit is 50% of the amount your spouse is eligible to receive when they reach full retirement age. For example, if your ...

There can also be confusion about the way Social Security’s spousal benefits work. And the couple in this Reddit post thinks they made a big mistake in the context of Social Security.

The recent County Court case of GH v IH, presided over by District Judge Hatvany, sheds light on the intricate issues surrounding spousal maintenance after divorce. This significant ruling ...