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How seniors can manage their money
Imagine you are at a delicate point in your life. You and your spouse are 66, poised to retire and take Social Security. Your combined benefits will be $32,000 a year. You also will have another $32,000 of income from other sources. Then your treasured Aunt Agnes dies. She leaves you $32,000 — a full year of Social Security benefits. What do you do? Read more…
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