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Old 05-19-2010, 05:43 PM #1
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I am 56 and disabled and I only receive a very small amount from ss disability because I waited to long to apply. I am not illegible for ssi because of my husbands retirement income. My husband is 66 and retired. So I was wondering when can I collect on my husband ss? Do I have to wait until I am of retirement age, or can I collect on my husband ss now since I am disabled?

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