Social Security is a key benefit for widows. For many widows it is the only safety net they have when a spouse dies. For those who may have other assets like life insurance or retirement accounts, Social Security will still be a huge part of their financial plan. Here are some topics we cover:
- When can I get Social Security Survivor Benefits?
- Should I take my own Social Security or my Survivor Benefit?
- How much will my children get in Social Security Survivor Benefits?
- How long do Survivor Benefits last?
If you missed Part 1, go back and listen as it gives you important foundational information to understand this episode.
Check out a blog that Nicole wrote about the Widow’s Cap on Social Security https://rockhousefinancial.com/financial-planning/social-security-for-widows/
Resources
PBS. “What Social Security’s Survivors Planner won’t tell you about taking widows benefits” pbs.org. Jun 16, 2014, ttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/what-social-securitys-survivors-planner-wont-tell-you-about-taking-widows-benefits
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