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After Losing a Loved One, Your Retirement Plan Deserves Extra Care
After a spouse’s death, you income may decrease and taxation can change. Learn how to protect your retirement and plan for long-term stability.
After losing a loved one, your retirement plan deserves extra care
Key Takeaways A spouse’s death often brings a lasting decline in income, research shows.Major financial decisions after a spouse’s death can include when to