Hundreds of thousands of public employees − including at CSU and Poudre School District − stand to get a Social Security boost from a federal change.

Yes; you will be covered under the Social Security Survivor's Insurance program ... If you have already reached full retirement age (somewhere between 65 and 67 based on your date of birth ...

This little-known restricted application rule can significantly boost retirement income for surviving spouses.

you may need to rely on Social Security spousal and survivor benefits for your retirement. That also may be true for those who stopped working in order to care for their children and/or older ...

providing a safety net during retirement. While paychecks continue throughout your lifetime, it’s important to understand what happens to Social Security when you die. Survivor benefits may be ...

When someone dies, it's important to understand the differences between spousal benefits and survivor benefits ... expertise in Social Security filing strategies and retirement income planning ...

Birth Year Widows and widowers can collect Social Security retirement benefits (a category that includes benefits for retired ...

The taxable benefits include retirement and spousal, survivor ... states do not tax your Social Security benefits. There are 12 states that do tax them. They are Colorado, Connecticut, Kansas ...

you can take a Social Security survivor benefit. However, that won’t be in addition to your own benefit. You must choose one or the other. If you are at full retirement age, that benefit is ...