Studies show that retiring couples are divorcing at an unprecedented rate – one that has doubled in just the last couple of decades. In many ways, it could be considered a positive thing. It suggests aging couples are living longer and have more financial confidence than they once did, and that gives them the power to make decisions by looking at their quality of life. They do not have to feel pressured to maintain the status quo. However, there are still some important factors to consider before pursuing divorce. The following explains further.

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