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How to Prevent Financial Infidelity
Financial infidelity is when one is untruthful about money to their spouse (partner, significant other, or whichever term you use to define the person you have a long-term committed relationship with in life). For simplicity in writing, this post refers to that person...
Is Social Media Harming Your Relationship?
In my financial planning practice, I work with individuals who are in a relationship at all stages: …those getting ready to tie the knot, whether for the first time or after a divorce; … newlyweds, new parents, empty-nesters, and retirees; …those contemplating a...
Replace Overcrowded Gyms with Other Options
January – the start of a new year. The start for many people to fulfill their New Year’s resolution to lose weight. While I’m thrilled so many people begin the year motivated, it’s frustrating when the gym I use is overcrowded. I’m used to having access to whichever...
Don’t Give Up, Re-evaluate and Recommit
Every January, we hear “new year, new you.” We're encouraged to improve ourselves. And it's promoted by making New Year’s resolutions. Did you make any New Year’s resolutions? It’s hard not to become caught up in the hype for change. Retailers and service providers...
Rebooting Your Career Post-Divorce
Before signing your divorce papers, make sure you’ve negotiated money to reboot your career. While overall divorce rates have declined, divorce rates for those over 50 years old have increased. Most of my clients who divorce later in life need to return to work. The...
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