Safe & Sound

Nothing can bring a loved one back or restore a ruptured marriage, but careful financial planning through all decades of life can mitigate the painful financial fallout "Single, Divorced Mother of Three” wasn’t a term I ever expected would describe me. But it became my reality at the age of 35. The transition was difficult on many different fronts, except for financially. As a financial advisor who deals on a regular basis with investments, financial planning, and insurance, especially for single women, I was prepared during my own transition to singlehood. I was (mostly) organized and knew how to pay my bills, manage money, save for retirement, and deal with estate and tax planning along the way. Whatever I didn’t know, I knew exactly who to ask.