Getting divorced is an emotionally charged and chaotic time. You’re probably worried about dividing your assets, possibly selling a house, and finding a child custody solution that works for you and your ex. But there’s one other important aspect you need to consider: Health insurance. If you’ve received your health insurance through your spouse’s employment, then you may … [Read more...]
How To Get To Grips With Your Finances After Divorce
Many things change with the end of a marriage and one thing's for sure: you have to get to grips with your finances. Credit card bills, household expenses, bank charges, kid expenses, mortgage refinancing, retirement asset transfers ... divorce often means having to deal with all of these all at once. It can feel like a deluge and if you haven't been managing the household … [Read more...]
Why Worthy Is The Best Option For Selling Your Diamond After Divorce
Are you considering selling your diamond engagement ring now that you’re divorced? You may be wondering how and where? And who can I trust? There are many companies claiming to get you top dollar for your diamonds, so how do you know you are making the best decision picking the best place to sell? At first glance, the business models for each may appear the same because they … [Read more...]
10 Things You Need To Know About Divorce And Financial Aid
There are ten things you need to know about divorce and financial aid and these ten things could help you to significantly reduce the cost of your child's college education. Yet, based on my experience, many couples don't discuss their child's college education as part of the divorce negotiations and those that do, focus on who'll pay for what but overlook financial aid. … [Read more...]
How To Be Financially Stable And Secure After Divorce
Divorce rocks a person’s financial stability and security like no other life event. Even if you saw it coming, you may not have made all the steps needed to go from two incomes to one. Settlements are messy and are messier if you have children. Usually, one parent pays child support and that can be a hardship. But child support often doesn’t make up for sharing all of the … [Read more...]