That depends on what benefits you are referring to. Single persons usual gain benefits when they marry, such as employment-based health benefits or tax benefits. There are some benefits, however, that could be lost upon marriage. These are mostly needs-based government entitlement programs. Benefits could be lost when a new spouse's income is counted towards eligibility. In the United States, this is only true of programs administered by the federal government, or state governments where same-sex marriage is legal. Another type of benefit that could decrease upon marriage is social security. This is because the benefit structure pays a married couple less money than it does two single individuals.
I see no reason why not but if you move out of the country, you may lose your benefits. Contact SSA.
the best way to lose a couple of pounds is to spend it on coffee.
If I choose to have my foot cut off will I lose my social security benefits?
No!
If you are unable to comply with all the terms and conditions of Michigan's laws regarding unemployment benefits then you would lose those benefits.
If you meant TENNcare, the answer is: sometimes.
Yes, and no. You lose the other two characters.
Although asparugus is gross it does not lose its nutritoinal benifets
if your fit i dont think you need to lose a couple pounds. just eat healthy and exersise.
no
The only people directly affected by the legalization of same-sex marriage are gays and lesbians who wish to marry, or who may wish to marry at some time in the future. The stand to gain human rights. They stand to lose human rights. There are also more than 1,000 benefits of legal marriage at stake.
Yes