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lusband goes back to work full or < )art-time. All or some of the < >enefits of a dependent wife may >e withheld when her husband 1 'oes to work, depending on the unount of his earnings and how i iteadily he works. A working i wife, in addition to a retirement: ncome, is building valuable social ] ecurity protection for herself; md her family in the event that i be becomes disabled or dies. The 1 children of a woman worker can < jualify for monthly payments if< heir mother should die ~i jayments that continue at least intil they are 18 and up until 22 f they remain in school and are in married. Disability benefits ilso can be paid to a woman worker and to her dependents, rhese survivors and disability jenefits are payable whether or lot the husband and father is iving in the same household and contributing to the support of the ’amily. Q. What survivors benefits are lay able if my husband dies? A. If your husband has worked ong enough under social security, survivors benefits may be payable o: A) all children under 18; B) my children between 18 and 22 who are full-time students; and C) my children, regardless of the tge, who have been severely lisabled since before they ■cached their 18th birthday. Q. Can I get wife’s benefits vhen my ex-husband begins lrawing his social security etirement or disability benefits? A. Yes, if you are 62, have not emarried and meet certain upport requirements.
Q. What happens to my widow’s benefit if I remarry? A. This depends on whether ^ou are under 60 with children or iver 60: If you are under 60 and caring for a child also entitled to oenefits, your benefits generally >top when you remarry (but the child’s benefits continue). However, if you marry another social security beneficiary (except
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