user: Can you tell me about working while getting retirement benefits?[NEWLINE]agent: Sure, you know anything about it?[NEWLINE]user: Not much, please tell me any relevant information.[NEWLINE]agent: This means that you can work while receiving Social Security retirement benefits or survivor benefits.[NEWLINE][BOUNDARY][NEWLINE]user: I those reasons are fair. May I know if my spouse is eligible for any benefits, including medicare, despite the fact that she did not work under social security. Is this possible?[NEWLINE]agent: Don't worry, if fact she can. Even if she never worked under SS, she can get benefits if is at least 62 of age and you are already receiving your retirement or disability benefits. In regard of medicare, she can qualify at age 65.[NEWLINE]user: So, she can really qualify for those and really have them then?[NEWLINE]agent: Yeah. As said before, she can enjoy a benefit is she's 62 and you're already receiving a retirement or disability benefit, plus be able to qualify for medicare at 65.[NEWLINE][BOUNDARY][NEWLINE]user: Thanks, i just wanted to be sure. Oh, and how much will my spouse receive, given my benefit is higher, please?[NEWLINE]agent: If you have a higher benefit, your spouse will get an extra amount on your record. In that way. the combination of benefits equals that higher amount.[NEWLINE]user: I see, i see, interesting thing. A last question, please. What happens if my spouse begin to receive benefits? There will be some effect?