Marriage at any age involves combining budgets and financial lives, creating potential issues. Boomers getting married should discuss Social Security, retirement funds, and more to avoid financial conflicts. Consider timing of Social Security benefits for maximum lifetime income. Review retirement accounts and pensions together to align expectations and make joint decisions about investments. Spousal and survivor benefits can add up over time, so discussing them before marriage ensures financial security. Married filing jointly can lower taxes but might push income into higher brackets, strategic planning can reduce tax burden and align with retirement goals. Discuss healthcare and long-term care costs to avoid stress later, plan for long-term care with dedicated funds or supplemental insurance to prevent future financial headaches.

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