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In addition, a single lump-sum death pay in.-i' (,i . be made to your widow or widower if living u.:h yc.a in the '..me houseliold at the time of your dt .ith; otherwise the lump-sum i.. payable to the prison who paid your burial expenses. A luHip-siit.i is .i-fums tile aipount of your monthly retirement benefit, except that it cannot exceed $225.
Question: How much work is recjuired for benefits to be payable?
Answer: One nr1" have worke ! i ng enough t" ^ • "frdlv insured" or ‘‘currently insured." The a mount of work required to be “fully insured’’ at retirement age or death ranges from 1% to 10 years, depending on the person’s age or the date of death.
Son 1 kind* ef survivors benefits may be made if at the time of death th • worker was either “fully’’ or “currently” insured. Still other benefits require both “fully” and “currently" insured status.
Vou will be fully in ured at the t • you retire, die, or become to
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