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Thoughts on Boosting Benefits for Married Couples
Making sure your getting the most out of Social Security can be complex, and when the mission is to do so for a married couple, the complexity rises dramatically. It’s not a simple situation, although the sort of reflex response is that whichever spouse was the higher earner will get the higher benefit. But wait–is there a way to strategize on when each partner should begin drawing benefits that will lead to a higher benefit in the future? Author Kent McDill, in a post today on www.moneytalksnews.com, takes a look at this intricate issue and provides some comprehensive guidance certainly worth knowing. Read his post here…
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