Social Security is Important to Mothers
Reading Time: 1 MinuteLast Updated: August 19, 2021
Moms are a fundamental component of our society. The roles they play in our lives, as doctor, nurturer, teacher, taxi driver, cook, housekeeper, cheerleader, and more, are essential. At Social Security we see just how much mothers do every day. We understand their commitment. And we want to make sure that when the time comes, your mom is ready to retire and can enjoy the fruits of her labor. We’re with you throughout life’s journey with benefits, tools, and information to help your mom secure today and tomorrow. For four important facts you might not know about why Social Security is important to mothers, check out our infographic:
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Jim Borland, Acting Deputy Commissioner for Communications
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Carole D.
I was getting $904.00 a month from Social Security and my husband was getting $1314.00 a month from Social Security. What will I get and when will it start? He passed away October 13, 2017.
R.F.
We are sorry to hear about your loss, Carole. Unfortunately and because of security reasons we do not have access to personal records in this blog. One of our representatives should be able to answer your questions. Please continue working with the office that’s processing your claim for survivor’s benefits. If you are unable to visit your local office, you may call our toll free number at 1-800-772-1213 for assistance. Representatives are available Monday through Friday, between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Generally, you will have a shorter wait time if you call later in the week. Thanks.
Carole D.
I was married to a man for 44 years, 5 months. My husband died October 13, 2017. I was getting $904.00 a month, my husband was getting $1314.00 a month. How much money will I collect and when will it start?