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Old 05-26-2016, 03:39 AM #1
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Hi,

I'll be turning 66 soon. I've talked to 2 social security agents each giving me different information. The disability benefits will be ending says one and I'll only have benefits from my ex-husband's social security. The other one says that the SSDI would be ended but it will be turned over to retirement benefits giving me the exact same amount as I was getting from Disability plus I would still get half of ex-husband's benefits.

Which one is correct? Does anyone know what happens?

Thanks JoyinCT
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