Wills, life insurance, and retirement savings: What older widows wish they knew
Sitting at his dining room table, Robert Berkeley takes a moment to review his finances.
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- Over 2,000 older Americans and counting have shared their financial and other regrets with BI.
- Some experienced financial distress after losing their spouses to illness or accidents.
- This is part of an ongoing series about older Americans' regrets.
Karen Lauer's husband died without a will. On top of the grief of losing the person she loved, Lauer's finances were thrown into chaos.
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