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women born in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s will enter old age without a marriage that qualifies them for Social Security … single black women live in poverty. People quality for Social Security based either on their work record or their marital … status. Most older women receive noncontributory Social Security spouse of widow benefits on the basis of their marital …
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increase in the likelihood of being divorced of 11.7 percent at ten years of marriage. For people between the ages of 35 and 55 …
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Married individuals may be better placed to mitigate various lifecycle shocks than singles. We find evidence of valuable insurance through a spouse by looking at parental long-term care provision at older ages. Utilizing longitudinal data from the Health and Retirement Study, we empirically show...
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The rules for claiming Social Security retired-worker benefits are complex in large part because they offer a potential claimant flexibility in choosing a claiming age most to his or her advantage. The complexity of those rules is multiplied for a married couple, as the potential eligibility for...
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Social security benefits are available for individuals and their spouses. Spousal benefits, however, are subject to certain limits where spouses also work in the paid labor market. Social security benefits are the greatest for spouses who do not work in the paid labor market and are the least...
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, the Social Security law entitled divorcees to claim auxiliary benefits on their ex-spouse's record only if the marriage … "eligible" marriage to ten years. Following the passage of the law, we find that the divorce rate at nine years of marriage … ten years of marriage. We also find no evidence that the new claim on future Social Security benefits affected divorced …
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Same-sex marriage became legal nationwide in the United States on June 26, 2015. Federal legalization of same …-sex marriage expands the pool of individuals potentially eligible for spousal Social Security benefits to the estimated 4 percent … potential impact of the expansion of marriage rights to same-sex couples on Social Security. We primarily use data from the 2011 …
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find that a small portion of women delay their retirement whereas the rest substitute into alternative social security …
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the separate effects of equal opportunities for women in the labor market and improved contraception on female education …
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