Have you felt lost when it comes to your finances? Maybe you’ve gone through an unexpected life change, and you have zero experience handling your own finances. If you’ve ever faced anything like this, you’re not alone.
Planning Ahead for Financial Freedom with Rachael Burns
In this episode, Rachael will discuss why we need professional help when tackling financial planning, the importance of divorce planning and common mistakes those going through a divorce make, and why estate planning is for everyone, not only wealthy people.
When you find yourself suddenly single, it can be a difficult time for you and your kids. Rachael Burns reminds us to keep a level head when it comes to our finances.
Don't wait until after your divorce is finalized to start thinking about your financial future. In this episode, I share my top financial tips for women in the midst of a divorce, as well as the top mistakes to avoid.
Being newly single - or contemplating divorce - can be a scary place financially. Whether you are single again by choice or by surprise or you're contemplating a move, Rachael's wisdom is a must!
In this episode, Rachael will discuss why we need professional help when tackling financial planning, the importance of divorce planning and common mistakes those going through a divorce make, and why estate planning is for everyone, not only wealthy people.
Achieve financial independence after a life trauma transition with elite guest, Rachael Burns, CFP & CDFA, on the Going Solo with Cece Show with Host, Cece Shatz, doyenne of Relationships.
Parents usually give their kids money because they want them to learn how to manage money on their own. Today we are going to talk about why Moneypants is the best tool to prepare your children to handle money responsibly in the real world.
Raising kids is expensive — but is it twice as expensive with twins and three times as expensive with triplets? In this article, I talk about how budgeting for multiples differs from budgeting for a single child, the extra expenses parents of multiples should be prepared for and smart ways to save on these costs.
Losing a partner is a devastating experience. When you’re caught up in emotional turmoil, the last thing you’re likely thinking about is the financial moves you now need to make. But from a financial planning perspective, there are certain actions you should take ASAP.
Going through a divorce can be a major transition both personally and financially. Although the act of getting a divorce doesn’t directly affect your credit score, it can change your financial obligations and in turn, can affect your credit.
Following the loss of a partner, your finances are likely a low priority, so it's easy to make some money missteps during this time. In this "Financially Savvy Female" column, we chat about the common mistakes women make after losing a partner, and what they should do instead.
While everyone should have retirement savings and build a nest egg, women in particular need to have more. However, women typically have less saved for retirement and face unique financial challenges affecting their ability to save and invest for the future.
Current estimates state that a family with twins should plan to shell out nearly $26,000 per year—but that's not entirely accurate. Still, it's a great motivator to set—and maintain—a family budget.
Following the loss of a partner, your finances are likely a low priority, so it's easy to make some money missteps during this time. In this "Financially Savvy Female" column, we chat about the common mistakes women make after losing a partner, and what they should do instead.
For some women, getting divorced may mean starting from scratch financially. But no matter where you are starting from, it’s possible to gain your financial independence. In today’s “Financially Savvy Female” column, we chat about the actionable steps women can take to achieve financial independence following a divorce.
Planning for retirement is an inevitability we all have to face sooner than later. Read on and follow these timely tips, from top financial leaders, to prepare for the stress-free senior lifestyle of your dreams.
Going through a divorce can be a major transition both personally and financially. Although the act of getting a divorce doesn’t directly affect your credit score, it can change your financial obligations and in turn, can affect your credit.
A new baby is exciting, delightful, tiring, and challenging all at the same time. A new baby also marks a major financial transition, especially if it’s your first. A family presents new challenges in both the short and the long term. These financial tips for new parents should give you a head start.
Hearing you or a loved one has a life changing medical condition is world-changing, including your financial picture. Here’s how to prepare your finances for a life-altering medical diagnosis.
Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be difficult. And, in many cases, having to deal with their financial affairs can make it even harder. It's for that reason that many financial experts and lawyers recommend people get their finances in order before it's too late.
Whether or not you believe in karma, when you treat your money and others' with respect and integrity, it will put you in good stead for the future. Here's how to fix your financial faux pas.