If you're married or divorced, you could be entitled to spousal benefits in addition to any retirement benefits based on your own work record. But if your marital status changes in retirement, it ...

Your tax filing status determines your income tax rate and is based on your marital status, whether you’re filing jointly with a spouse and whether you have dependents. Your filing status can change ...

What does marriage mean? For many, it's more than a symbol of love — it's a financial choice that influences retirement benefits like Social Security. Yet, most Americans say it's time to rethink ...

DEAR ANNIE: I would appreciate it if you’d consider helping me figure out an answer to a question I am so tired of being asked, which is, “Why haven’t you gotten married?” I am a 65-year-old single ...

A spouse beneficiary is the person who will inherit a 401(k) account if the account holder passes away. The rules for spouse beneficiaries determine how the account assets are distributed, which can ...

Nearly 6000 male breast cancer patients were divided into 4 groups—married, unmarried, divorced, and widowed—to assess OS and DSS. Widowed patients, as well as those who were unmarried or divorced, ...

Marital status discrimination refers to discrimination based on an employee’s status as married, unmarried, or divorced, and not on an employee’s relationship to a specific person Employers should be ...

In the tsunami of analyses and opinion pieces about the results of the 2024 U.S. Presidential election, a group of ardent Republican supporters has skated by unnoticed, and a group of stalwart ...