Social security benefits are available for a surviving spouse until the youngest child reaches age 16. Benefits are again available for the spouse after reaching age 60. What is the time period called during which the surviving spouse does not receive benefits?
A. Annuitization period
B. Waiver of premium
C. Blackout period
D. Cancellation

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

The time period during which a surviving spouse does not receive Social Security benefits is called the Blackout Period . This period lasts until the youngest child reaches age 16, after which benefits can be claimed again. If the surviving spouse reaches age 60, they can also start receiving benefits regardless of the child's age.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-09

Anonymous · Answer

The time period during which a surviving spouse does not receive Social Security benefits is called the Blackout Period . This period lasts until the youngest child reaches age 16, after which benefits can be claimed again. If the surviving spouse reaches age 60, they can also start receiving benefits regardless of the child's age. 
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