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11/24/2007 8:41:11 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
61sunshine North Augusta, SC age: 61	Someone just pointed out to me that if I remarried after age 60 I can maintain my Soc. Sec status!!!! I always thought you lost it if you remarried. After some checking it also looks like I would be able to retain my VA benefits also.
11/26/2007 10:04:52 AM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
libraryliz Martinsville, VA age: 57	Yeah! Sunshine! Yippie! Liz
11/26/2007 8:55:12 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
61sunshine North Augusta, SC age: 61	Hi, Liz. Yes, these facts do make life a bit brighter for seniors like myself. I had always been told you lost your benefits upon remarriage so was great getting the facts. maybe I'll meet someone in Nashville this week, ha. Going up with a church group and staying at the Opryland Hotel wed - Friday. Dinner on the Gen. Jackson, Rocketts show and whatever.. Looking forward to it.
11/27/2007 6:16:34 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
kathyr131 Sycamore, IL age: 50	Sunshine,i was told if you remarried before your 60 youd loose your husbands ss benefits.my husand was already collecting and when he passed it stop,i can recieve his benefits when i turn 60 or disabled.lose them if i remarry,are you saying you can still collect if you remarry after 60?
11/30/2007 6:07:42 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
61sunshine North Augusta, SC age: 61	Do a search for the SS website and look up widow's benefits. It says if you remarry after 60 you maintain your status. I asked a friend at church who remarried that had been getting hers from her first husband and she confirmed that it did not stop when she remarried. If I am understanding it correctly VA benefits are the same except that you can remarry after 59.
11/30/2007 6:51:58 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
cooltammy45 Eugene, OR age: 45	I wonder does that work for me in Oregon my husband passed away and I get his social security plus the two kids do as well at least until they turn 18.
12/1/2007 8:13:20 AM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
touchofclass4u Milton, FL age: 59	Hi Sunshine, My deceased husband was retired Air Force. I decided to check on what benefits I would have if and when I retire. Social Security told me that I could get my deceased husband's ss rather than to file for mine. I was delighted, since it will be double what I would get using mine. Do check on your military benefits; I was told by them if I remarry, I would keep my retirement benefit, but not my tricare. At the time of my dad's death, my step mother drew ss from her previous deceased husband because she got more. If you need phone #s or email addresses to further check on this, please email me. Nan
12/1/2007 7:19:17 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
61sunshine North Augusta, SC age: 61	I would hate to lose the tricare. Since I have 3+ years to go before medicare and have a $10,000 pace maker that will need replacing in a couple of years it's scary. It is also nice not having to pay for my medicine. That's something to check out for sure.
12/4/2007 7:29:58 AM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
leahmarie Aston, PA age: 59	cooltammy..... I believe you get social security benefits for you and the children until one of two things happens, the younger child turns 18 and is no longer in school .... or the younger child turns 19 while in school. My mother continued to get benefits until my brother Jerry turned 19 since he was still in school (college).
12/4/2007 1:18:54 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
eyes4u63 Dixon, IL age: 44	No on the ss widows & kids under 18 benefits you will loose yours but the kids will get til 18 . Don't remarry & live in are tricky read the fine print on your year income report . 1 year on this train .
12/4/2007 2:55:15 PM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
61sunshine North Augusta, SC age: 61	Eyes, if you read my earlier post you will see I confirmed it with a friend. She remarried and still receives her 1st hubby's S.S. The key is you remarry after 60. Now, in the case of a widow with children you are 100% correct. I think I may be in the wrong as I think you were speaking to post above yours. Sorry. [Edited 12/4/2007 2:57:01 PM]
12/10/2007 7:48:10 AM	Good news about Soc. Sec.
candyapple59 Lawrence, KS age: 59	Hi Sunshine I am on disability, and do not get much from this, when my husband died, I got a little over half of what he was getting. But with my understanding, that when two people get married, the womans pay drops severely,(or which ever makes less) thats why more and more seniors are living together, instead of getting married, so they don't lose any part of what they are getting. I think a person, has to be very careful of the exact wording, in the S.S. widows benefit. at least ways, this is the story here in Kansas.