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You can receive a survivor's benefit as early as age 60. However, if you claim the benefit at 60, you will receive only 71.5% of the PIA. Each year you delay claiming benefits, the amount will rise.
If you are 50 or over, and become disabled within 7 years of the worker's death , you can receive a survivor's benefit. When your spouse retired, it is likely the benefits were paid out in the form of an annuity with "survivor's benefits"—what is called a "joint-and-survivor annuity." Are you asking about a private pension plan form a 401K or a company pension? |
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