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Single Vs. Couples: Social Security Rules are the Same, But Different
Planning for retirement, to be effective, requires a strategic approach. No question about that. But if you’re single, it’s important to know that there are set of factors that are different from those faced by married couples, and these factors can affect your decision-making processes. Blogger Mike Piper, in a post on www.marketwatch.com, takes a look at the nuances. Read his post here…
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