How to Start a College Fund Without Help From Your Ex
Even if your ex can't contribute to your child's college fund, there are small things you can do now to start a college fund that will be a big help down the road.
7 Online Tools for Getting Your Finances in Order Post-Divorce
With the help of these seven apps and websites, you can put a plan into action to get your finances, shared calendars, and budgets in check.
How to Set Your Kids Up for Financial Success
Setting up your kids for financial success can be one of the most beneficial things you do for them and their future. Samantha Gregory with her 7 tips.
7 Ways Divorced Women Can Improve Their Financial Situation Now
Financial advisor Laurie Itkin suggests 7 actions you can take to improve your financial situation as you transition from married to single life.
Finance Your Children’s College Education or Save For Retirement?
Moms want the best for their kids but should it come at a financial risk? Laurie Itkin on how to help kids fund college while you save for retirement.
5 Ways it Pays to Be Divorced
Yes, getting divorced is a costly experience. But why not seeing the glass half full? Here are 5 ways divorce is unexpectedly good for your wallet.
Focusing on Your Finances in a Pandemic-Changed World
Skip New Year’s Resolutions, Create a Money Master Plan Instead
To make your money promises for the new year stick, Samantha Gregory advises making a personalized money master plan to keep you and your budget in check.
Deciding Where to Live After Divorce with Kids
Even with a finalized divorce in the near future, the major decision of where to live after divorce with your kids is stressful. Here are a few things to consider to help you make your choice.
4 Financial Must-Do’s After You Sign Your Divorce Papers
Financial advisor Laurie Itkin shares four important steps that will ensure your financial comfort and security in your golden years.
