Legal advice on Social security disability
For family members, the passing of a beloved family member is often fraught with emotions and a time to draw strength and hopefully not think about pending SS claims and the like. In not too much time, however, hopefully a family member of the dearly departed is stepping up to take care of her affairs. This may be a spouse, an adult child, an Executor of the Estate, etc. Know this - the claim, which may include potential back benefits up to the month before the passing, can continue - but certain technical steps need to be taken. Take a listen.
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The choice of whether to take one's worked for Social Security Retirement at 62 or any later year up to 70 is a personal one but one that one you should absolutely be informed of the pros and cons. Here is an abbreviated, shorter version of the longer video that goes through the article and example beneficiary, showing how different income can be by waiting. Enjoy!
The blog article: https://www.joydisability.com/post/retire-at-62-or-70-huge-difference-in-ss-benefits
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