Protect Your Spouse in Retirement

June 30, 2010 by Mr. GoTo  
Filed under Retirement Planning

For the married couple, retirement planning is not about you. It’s about both of you. That’s the subject of a recent post I wrote for the On Retirement blog at U.S. News and World Report. It is probably worth a read because some planning decisions (e.g., Social Security) that can seriously affect your spouse are irrevocable.

< The full post is here:  Five Ways to Protect a Surviving Spouse in Retirement

Here is more that I have written about the Social Security spousal benefit.

On a somewhat related spousal topic, here is some information about using a simple durable power of attorney for health care.


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