Getting Separated or Divorced
For most, a separation or divorce is one of the most emotionally stressful periods of their life. Unfortunately, financial issues often compound the situation. For example, in the wake of a break-up, many people find themselves worrying about:
• being strapped for cash and even credit as they have to purchase new major households items;
• having to find and fund a new place to live;
• the challenges of living on only one income; and
• the division of shared investments, bank accounts and other assets.
How Can a Financial Planner Help?
Whether you are recently separated or divorced, or still in a relationship, you need to look after yourself financially. A financial planner can help you establish a budget and help you maximise your financial independence now and in the future.
For more information on how a financial planner can assist you, simply select one of the areas below:
• budgeting and savings services;
• debt management;
• lending services;
• estate planning;
• investment services;
• superannuation solutions; and
• financial protection.
Of course, the only effective financial advice is based on a personal assessment of your unique circumstances and objectives. For an analysis of the best solutions to meet your needs, contact your financial planner
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