Many of the challenges facing couples looking at “split retirement,” though not strictly financial, are just as vital for the ongoing health of the relationship. Kimberly Foss, in this Rethinking 65 article, discusses that as a trusted counselor, you owe it to yourself and your clients to make sure they’re giving adequate consideration to the “emotional software” that will run their retirement lifestyle.

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The Cost of Waiting: Why Thoughtful Financial Planning Shouldn’t Be Delayed
It’s easy to postpone financial planning. For many, it falls into the category of “important, but not urgent.” Between business, family, and day-to-day responsibilities, organizing
