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Discuss Social Security Spousal Benefits in Advance
Katie Brockman notes a healthy discussion of, and even strategizing on, spousal and survivor benefits (they’re different) should take place while both partners are alive. The most one can receive in spousal benefits is 50% of your partner’s full benefit amount, or the amount they’ll collect at their full retirement age. Read this piece here to learn more.
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