Estate Planning Research Pulse
4 Ways Women Should Plan for Retirement Differently
Wealth Defender HQ Bottom Line
For women, longer life expectancies and higher long-term care costs make it important to review retirement savings and estate plans together. Check how your plan accounts for more years of spending and care costs, and whether your investment choices still fit. The article’s broad points do not tell you how much care might cost or what estate plan changes you may need.
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What the source reports
Women's retirement planning should account for longer life expectancies, costlier long-term care, and different investment and estate planning requirements.
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