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While most eligible Americans receive Social Security benefits, specific circumstances can result in their loss.
The Social Security program has specific guidelines determining how beneficiaries can increase their benefits and under what circumstances benefits may be suspended or terminated.
Incarceration for a felony sentence exceeding 30 consecutive days can lead to a suspension of benefits.
Upon release, benefits can be reinstated starting the following month .
Remarriage can terminate ex-spousal benefits, but the loss may not be permanent.
If the subsequent marriage ends due to divorce, death, or annulment, benefits can be reinstated.
Social Security will only pay the higher amount between the benefits claimed on their account and those claimed on an ex's account.
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