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Tips for Managing Your Investments Through Divorce

Tips for Managing Your Investments Through Divorce

What you need to know about splitting assets in divorce.

Create a new Financial Plan for life after the divorce. Understanding different types of assets, and the costs and taxes associated with each, can help you make informed decisions in a divorce.

  • Evaluate your income needs after the divorce
  • Dividing up taxable investment accounts
  • Splitting retirement accounts
  • Update account beneficiaries.
  • Taxes and other penalties
  • Create/update your Estate Plan, Trust, Will
  • Close joint accounts
  • Open new accounts
  • Update insurance coverage & beneficiaries
  • Check your credit score


What If Your Retirement Gets "Stolen"?

What If Your Retirement Gets "Stolen"?

While this is a distressing time, it’s not the end of the journey but rather a time to pick up the pieces and start on your next voyage.

Learn how to respond if tragedy changes your well-laid plans.

What We’ll Cover:

  • It can feel like a shipwreck
  • Focus on the next peak
  • Make key decisions by the inch

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Our site is filled with educational videos, articles, slideshows, and calculators designed to help you learn more. As you search our site, send me a note regarding any questions you may have about any particular investment concepts or products. We'll get back to you quickly with a thoughtful answer.

Decisions through this process can make a big difference. Let us share our years of experience with you. We're here and ready to help you.

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