Most married couples make one costly mistake with Social Security:

They file at the same age — without coordinating.

At first glance, that seems logical. You retire together, so you claim together. But Social Security isn’t designed to reward simplicity. It rewards strategy. And for many couples, a coordinated approach known as the 62/70 split strategy can significantly increase lifetime, inflation-adjusted income.

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Have you and your spouse coordinated when you’ll claim Social Security?

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Fun Fact Of The Day

On average, women outlive men by about 5–6 years, which is why maximizing the higher earner’s Social Security benefit can be especially critical for protecting the surviving spouse’s income later in life.

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