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Retirement Post-Divorce

02/12/23

The Challenges of ‘Grey Divorce’: Tips For A Successful Transition

Grey divorces are on the rise these days. This term means that couples who are retired or nearing retirement have decided to divorce or separate thus the name “Grey Divorce”. This brings on different challenges that a younger couple would not experience. The challenge is to separate retirement assets that are already in pay and to create two households from one on a limited income. A couple going through a “Grey Divorce” needs different strategic financial planning and a change in their estate plans. It’s important that all disciplines of financial planning are used here with a concentration on the couple’s financial needs both during the separation and post-divorce. If you are at this time period of your life, consider working with a financial planner to help with the challenges. Find a financial planner here. Article Written By Holly Brady, CFP, CDFA, CFDS, RCP, Prospera Solutions

06/08/19

Are you a divorce “DIYer”?

When it comes to taking care of your finances, are you a Do-It-Yourself-er?  Do you like to buy/sell your own investments, search for the lowest insurance rates, complete your own tax return? There are many people who feel they can save money by overseeing their own finances. And if they are considering a divorce or separation, they may feel they can handle that on their own, too. There are rules and laws in place when it come to dividing marital property in Alberta. Trying to figure this out is not something you should do on your own.  You will need...



03/21/17

The “Grey Divorce” & Retirement

A growing trend in the the divorce rates in Canada appears to be for middle age or older adults.  Thus the term “grey divorce”.  There are many concerns that middle age or retired couples may have with regards to splitting their retirement assets and adjusting their retirement goals.  If the divorce is close to their anticipated retirement age, they may have less time to recover and rebuild their individual retirement plans post-divorce.  As a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and Certified Financial Planner professional, the most common questions I get asked is: How much will I be able to retire on,...



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