A new study from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College found that nearly 1 in 5 married couples aren't coordinating their retirement savings, and it could be costing them about $760 every year. 😳

So how does this happen… even when both spouses are contributing?

In this interview, Peter Richon with Richon Planning and Erin Kennedy break down:
✔️ What it really means to coordinate retirement savings as a couple
✔️ How employer matches can slip through the cracks
✔️ Smart strategies when one spouse has better benefits
✔️ The key conversations every couple should be having

📊 Bottom line: Retirement planning isn't just personal... it's a team sport. To ensure you're not leaving money on the table, give Peter a call at 919-300-5886 or visit www.401kdistributions.com