Divorce and Your Money

When it comes to divorce, money struggles are often listed as the number one thing couples argue about. These arguments can often escalate to divorce. But, what makes this all so bizarre is that a divorce will actually make your financial situation far worse. Then, if you also have children together, your arguments about money aren’t going to go away. If this comment alone doesn’t change your mind about ending a marriage, then be sure to protect your money as best possible before you sign on that dotted line to make the divorce final. There are some crucial money considerations … Continue reading

Money in Review July 15 – July 21

Do you have some money stashed away, for that rainy, stormy day? If not, then Creating a Cash Reserve by Debbie is a must read. Divorce is a rough time, no matter how you look at it. With so much emotion, common sense often gets overlooked. If you are potentially facing a major breakup, then take the time to learn some important money lessons in Miriam’s article, Four Financial Considerations When You Are Getting Divorced. Are you literally throwing money away? If you are missing out on your employer’s retirement program you just may be. Learn more from Debbie in … Continue reading

Four Financial Considerations When You Are Getting Divorced

Divorce is difficult for everyone involved. It is generally a situation in which emotions usually play a big heart. Generally there is so much to consider that it is easy to overlook financial considerations when it comes to the assets and the care of the children. It is important to focus on healing and helping your children, but setting up these stipulations during your divorce will help you down the line. 1) The first thing to consider is child support. The judge will usually decide what a fair amount is. There are many considerations, which include how you split the … Continue reading