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Marrieds think singles have it made when planning for retirement

A new Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. survey finds that married couples think retirement planning is easier for singles. The reality is far different, however.

Ever call your spouse “the old ball and chain?” If so, you may be on to something.
Having a spouse apparently is a real drag when it comes to making retirement decisions, such as how much to save and where to live, according to a survey of married and single adults.
Just over half, 53%

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