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You’ve made it to the other side.  The divorce is final and it’s time to start moving forward.  You’ve made it through the tears and anger.  The overwhelm of change that occurs through the divorce process did not defeat you ...

Divorce does screwy things to a person's head. Believe me, I’ve seen it. The once intelligent together woman that you were can turn into an emotional, brain-fogged, unorganized basket case. You try really, really hard to keep it together but ...

As we get firmly settled into this new Millennium, one trend has firmly settled in with us:  Baby Boomers divorcing at double the rate from the late 20th Century.  As our life expectancies continue to increase, our attitudes about divorce ...

Investing for beginners can seem overwhelming, but with the right knowledge and approach, it can be a rewarding way to help grow your wealth over time. Here are some important steps and tips to help you get started: Set financial ...

Retirement planning is an important process that involves careful consideration of various aspects of your finances and lifestyle. Here are some steps to help you prepare for retirement: Determine your retirement goals: Start by envisioning your ideal retirement lifestyle. Consider ...

You’re in that final stretch of the divorce, you can see the finish line ahead, you’ve reached a settlement agreement with your spouse, just then, your attorney or mediator turns to you and says, “Now you will need a QDRO ...

An annuity is a financial product designed to provide a regular stream of income for a specified period or for the rest of your life. It is typically offered by insurance companies, although other financial institutions may also provide annuities. ...

So your divorce sucked and you’ve vowed never to marry again!  But wait…surprise!... you meet someone and think if we just live together and never marry, that will prevent a divorce.  WRONG!  You could actually be putting your assets, finances, ...

While we send our kids to school every day in order for them to learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide numbers, when/how can I teach them to save and invest for their future?  Earning money and learning how ...

After the whirlwind of a divorce the the last thing on your mind is, “How do I file my taxes?”  Is the first time in a long time since you filed married, joint?  Let’s discuss some of the top things ...

I divorced when I was 30 years old and hadn’t worked in a long time.  I gave up maintenance and any sort of financial spousal support so that I could have sole decision-making and more custody of my children.  I ...