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Forum: USA
May 12th 2016, 2:17 am
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

US system is based on contribution years - 35 years. You need 40 quarters to be eligible for SS.
Forum: USA
May 5th 2016, 4:17 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

When you apply for SS they ask where were you were born? That's a red flag right there. If you didn't start work in the US until you were 40, and you said you were born in the UK, then some...
Forum: USA
Mar 16th 2015, 9:44 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

As my old mum used to say "beggars can't be choosers." :lol:
Forum: USA
Feb 7th 2014, 8:15 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

I think that's the correct way to go about it. Take your UK pension, when you are eligible. Then wait until you are 66 to take 50% of spouse's SS.
Forum: USA
Feb 2nd 2014, 7:15 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

You would get 50% of his SS when you are age 66. I think if you are 62 it would be 35%, and graduated up at different years. I don't know all the details - you would have to call SS. but I know you...
Forum: USA
Feb 2nd 2014, 2:54 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

If you have been married to your husband for over 10 years, then you can claim 50% of his SS, instead of your own. (If half of his is more than the total of yours).
Forum: USA
Feb 6th 2013, 8:43 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

Dunrovin could have got an apprenticeship and retired at 55. It's all about choice.
Forum: USA
Feb 6th 2013, 8:14 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

Yes, just a friendly discussion. I just think about those 15-year-old kids that went to work in factories while you were at uni. You got an education and grants off their taxes. They got paid up...
Forum: USA
Feb 6th 2013, 7:48 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

I met my husband when he was in the Air Force in Germany. When we got back to the US he got a full-time job, and went to college on the GI bill. When he was finished I worked full-time, went to...
Forum: USA
Feb 6th 2013, 6:16 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

Generally speaking, it's a well established fact that a uni education will provide you with a much higher income, that's been proven.
Forum: USA
Feb 6th 2013, 5:59 pm
Replies: 1,834
Views: 535,493
Posted By Mallory

Re: UK state pension and USA social security

I think that comes from how it used to be back in the "old days" when a university education was free, and students were given grants. While non-university young people were working and paying...
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