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‘I want her to choose the best strategy’: My wife’s Social Security is just $900. Should she claim spousal benefit at 62?
The article discusses whether a wife should claim a spousal benefit at age 62, noting that her current Social Security amount is only $900. This financial concern relates to her employment as a teacher at a school district, which limited her contributions to Social Security.
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