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What to know about combining retirement accounts with your spouse
We all know successful retirement planning for married couples involves a great deal of communication and setting mutual goals. But should you set up joint retirement accounts? Is there such a thing? No, but there’s something called “spousal IRAs,” which may sound like a joint retirement account, but it’s not. Elizabeth Gravier explains what you need to know about combining retirement accounts with your spouse. Read Ms. Gravier’s article here…
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