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Couples should coordinate their Social Security benefits
Social Security is a very marriage-friendly program, even providing benefits to stay-at-home spouses whose job was and is to take care of their family. And even those in a two-income marriage need to look carefully at which spouse is the higher earner, and plan their Social Security claiming strategy in a way that maximizes their benefits. In this Northwest Herald (IL) article, Mike Piershale explains how couples should coordinate their Social Security benefits. Click here to read more.
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