Evidence shows that women outpace men in lifespan by a minimum of five years. Yet we often see that only one partner does all the financial heavy lifting while the other remains disengaged and uninformed. Ensuring that both partners are engaged in understanding their finances is crucial to the future of the surviving spouse. Not only does it provide the arena for developing a shared vision of your plan it allows you to highlight any unforeseen discrepancies. If you consider yourself or your spouse disengaged, it’s not too late. Listen today to Senior Financial Advisors Rob McClelland and Mike Connon to discover your next steps.
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