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    Can a wife who is married to you use her deceased husband's social security to get money?

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       Once remarried, no, she can not collect off his SS.

      14 years ago. Rating: 1
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        Any social security surely dies with you and does not exist as such.

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          Don't think that's legal...there are of course widow's benefits but if she's married to you I don't believe that applies....don't mess with social security...it can come back and bite you!

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