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Seniors who retire alone have some special considerations. Dubova / Shutterstock.com
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. Sometimes it feels like the world is designed for couples. People throw dinner parties for couples. Most forms ask about your spouse. And, let’s face it, retirement and aging — a time when you’ll sometimes need a helping hand — can feel kind of scary on your own. While being single was once stigmatized as a lonely or unhappy state…
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