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by john pennington on April 29th, 2009
Yes. private pensions are not connected to social security.
by Anonymous on September 27th, 2009
yes...a woman can collect the Social security from the husband that earned the highest amt in his working years. I first collected from my third husband for ten years...now I collect from my 2nd husband because he made more money. The social security office will find out whose SS you should ask for and they will do it for you in just a few minutes at the SS office. Its free to find out.
by wrdweaver on April 29th, 2009
As long as the private pension was not a government related job (such as post office, etc) then it should not effect her drawing SS. Question: is the regular Social Security she will be drawing or Social Security Disability? Have a reason for asking.
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You're reading I have a friend who is a widow,she is collecting money from her 2nd hubby's pension.She was married before for 12 years.she is eligible for S.S under her first husband.can she collect S.S benefits from her 1st hubby while collecting a pension from her 2nd
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