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Widow Receives 2500 Social Security Pay In Texas
An editor note explains this Baytown Sun Social Security column response. A widow and her six children could receive survivor benefits if the deceased husband worked long enough in covered employment. The daughter received back benefits totaling over 2300 dollars, but a 15 month delay cost nearly 600 dollars. Monthly payments of 194.20 are payable for many years, with potential continuation for the widow at 60 and for unmarried, full time students up to age 22. The case highlights the need to file promptly and to provide proof of death, birth and marriage certificates, and social security numbers.
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