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Social Security question
It is hard getting a straight answer from social security. One of the members asked this question. Her husband worked 40 years, and had to retire early 58 years old on Social Security Disability. He is now 72 years old getting regular Social Security. The wife is 60 years old with no SS earning record. If he would die, would she get a percentage 71% of his current monthly check
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