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Accidental death in 2003
Lived together for over a year. He died on our honeymoon, married 8 days. Accidental death. Didn't know about until now. What to do, if anything? Was told I could get one time point of $250 by phone, while grieving. Only found out about accidental death watching your videos. What can I do. Married in Alabama, common law State.
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you have to have been married 9 months to qualify for widow benefits.
Benefits
Hello, I looked into signing up for SS benefits this morning on- line. I was signed in to my SS account and clicked on the tab to sign up for benefits. When the page changed the web browser that I was using came up that the page could not be accessed because the Internet was lost. I took off a VPN and tried again with the same results. There wasn’t any issue with the Internet. I then used another web browser; also, without the VPN and that one came up that it was not a secure site and that third parties would be able to see all information input. Has anyone else came across this issue when applying for your SS benefits?
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I use SSA.gov regularly these days as I applied online recently. I logged in today without problems. I am using IDME for login.
Filing for Social Security Benefits after already enrolled in Medicare Part B
When I turned 65, I filed for Medicare Part A only, as I was still working. Now, due to a recent layoff, I filed for Medicare Part B (enrollment effective Oct 1, 2026), as I didn't want any gaps in my health insurance. I haven't yet received my new "Medicare Part A + B" card in the mail -- however, I downloaded the new temporary card from myssa.gov / medicare.gov linked accounts. Now, I want to file for Social Security benefits, and one of the questions is "Do you want to file for Medicare Part B?" If I answer, "No (because of my recent enrollment even though I haven't received my new "Medicare Part A + B" card in the mail), I'm scared that will cancel my Medicare Part B enrollment. What is the correct answer to this question, given my scenario? Thanks in advance to all for your help!
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You don’t need that part since you’ve already applied to Medicare directly. I did say yes. They called me about two weeks later and confirmed I would need to submit a couple Medicare forms. You can bypass that part altogether by saying no.
Remarriage
I'm a 64 year old widow. Planning on remarrying a 58 year old divorcee. Will she be entitled to benefits on my record when I die?
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She should be eligible to claim on your record after your passing as long as you are married at least 9 months. Is that what you’re looking for?
Motley Fool
What is this statement that Motley Fool posts "$23,760 Social Security bonus most retirees completely overlook" all about?
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Motley Fool is no longer reputable in my opinion. They just want your money to tell you something that doesn’t matter to you. It’s a teaser.
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Arthur Yeh
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Southern California. Retiring in 2026.

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