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He Remarried at 72 . His Pension Still Named His First Wife , but Social Security Could Pay Both .
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A man remarried at 72, and while his pension still listed his first wife, Social Security may provide benefits to both. This highlights complexities in pension and social security benefits after remarriage.
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