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FROM THE ARTICLE:
5 Steps for Couples to Make a Staggered Retirement Work.
Spouses who donโt leave the workforce together often face financial and emotional challenges.
By Diane Harris, AARP. Published April 08, 2025.
It's a common dream of togetherness for older spouses: Nearly two-thirds of still-working couples expect to retire at the same time or within a year of each other, according to an April 2024 report from Ameriprise Financial.
But those expectations rarely meet reality. The Ameriprise survey found that only 11 percent of retired couples leave their careers simultaneously, and 62 percent retire more than a year apart.
USE LINK BELOW TO READ THE ARTICLE: https://www.aarp.org/money/retirement/married-couple-split-retirement/
Lol, and we have the housewives who are DREADING WHEN the other half retires!!! ๐คฃ๐
Before I got old (age 67) I remember seeing CARTOONS about this happening & the wives wishing their husbands would GO BACK TO WORK.
I am NO longer a couple, but IF he had not died, I would have "suggested" a PART- TIME job to save our marriage. ๐
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Nicole ๐ต
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