Married Couples Need to Talk

When married couples plan their retirement, they should take into account that on average women live longer than men. This affects many integral parts of financial planning, including pensions and Social Security benefits. In Gregory Ricks’ column appearing on Kiplinger website (www.kiplinger.com), he says couples need to be on the same page when it comes to their assets. Read column here…

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