Note: "Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015" abbreviated as "BBA 2015"
Use of the restricted application to obtain spousal income while delaying own retirement benefit
Application of the file-and-suspend strategy
Strategies for couples and divorced retirees to potentially get more Social Security income
All of the above are correct
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35 years of your most recent earnings
30 years of your highest earnings
35 years of your highest earnings
30 years of your most recent earnings
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2 years
5 years
1 year
3 years
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5 years
2 years
10 years
12 years
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1994, up to 85% could be taxed
1983, up to 50% could be taxed
1983, up to 85% could be taxed
1994, up to 50% could be taxed
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Phase out the file-and-suspend strategy
Phase out the restricted application (for spousal benefit)
Widow(er) benefits and claiming strategies
Divorced benefits and claiming strategies
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Age 66 by April 29, 2016 for file-and-suspend benefits
Age 62 by end of December 2015 for use of restricted application for spousal benefit
Age 62 by April 29, 2016 for use of restricted application for spousal benefit
Both A and B
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Will no longer be available to retirees who were younger than 66 by April 29, 2016.
Is a claiming strategy that allows couples to collect spousal Social Security income while allowing their own retirement benefit to increase due to delayed retirement credits.
Was first used after passage of the Senior Citizens Freedom to Work Act of 2000.
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To prevent duplicative or excessive Social Security benefit payments
To provide more Americans with the opportunity to get more Social Security payments
To provide non-wage earning spouses ways to get more Security payments
To reduce excessive payments on widows(ers) benefits
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