Do you wonder how much you might receive in Social Security? Use this calculator to help you estimate your benefits. | Ameriprise Financial

The most you can draw on Social Security spousal benefits is 50%. But if you draw your own Social Security early and lock in a reduction, you’ll never be able to draw the maximum Social Security spousal benefit so you’ll never get 50% of the higher earnest Social Security amount. You’ll beable to draw 100% as a widow later because widow benefits are not reduced by drawing Social Security spousal benefits early. | The Medicare Family

368K views · 1.2K reactions | Drawing your own Social Security benefit EARLY impacts your spousal benefit if you later change to a spousal benefit — but will not impact you if you later switch to a WIDOW benefit! How much you get as a widow is based in your age when you draw. | Sylvia Gordon | Facebook