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Learning to adapt key after spouse’s death
There is a very common contingency that no one seems to plan for. Everything is planned for couples — two Social Security checks, two retirement funds, etc. Since most of us are not fortunate enough to go out together, one will almost certainly be left to get along with half the income while our expenses stay essentially the same. Insurance, taxes, utilities and all the other major expenses either do not change or change infinitesimally…Read More
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