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There are many reasons women might consider engaging a financial advisor when thinking about divorce. Oftentimes, the current advisor has a relationship primarily with their spouse. While it is possible to maintain that relationship, it may come with potential conflicts. Seeking a new, objective third-party advisor—ideally one with experience in the divorce process and understanding of its complexities-could potentially offer valuable insights.

One important step could be gathering all financial information and discussing various settlement scenarios with an advisor. This approach may help in envisioning life after the divorce from a financial perspective. Some of the services that an advisor might provide include:

· Assisting in evaluating asset division
· Offering potential income projections
· Helping to assess the marital standard of living
· Exploring financial projections based on proposed settlements
· Assisting in organizing financial information in one place
· Coordinating with and supporting communication with attorneys

Today we are doing some self-reflection. Spend a few minutes thinking on or writing about these prompts.

Has this journey helped you better understand your money story? Do you have clarity moving forward?

Today we are reflecting on relationships and money. Spend a few minutes thinking on or writing about these prompts to better understand your money story.

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Stay Grounded Meditating with positive affirmations and breathing through certain poses to clear and balance the root chakra are not scientifically proven to create positive financial outcomes, but the combination of both of these behaviors and practices are likely to keep you feeling more positive and grounded d...

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Correction - Williams Wealth Management I like the term “correction.” It implies that when markets sell off, they’re doing something right. I like this correction, because I think the markets were overpriced at 22x forward earnings. I like it when markets go down. How else will we be able to buy good investments at good prices?

Change your perspective! Instead of always looking where everyone else is looking, try shifting your focus. If we always chase the bright and shiny attractions ahead, we might miss the beauty in the less obvious. Often, the most amazing sights and experiences come from the unexpected places. For me, it wasn’t the sunset itself but the view opposite of it that brought serenity.

Don’t always chase the diamonds. Sometimes, the true treasure lies in the quiet and dark places.

The greatest investment

Today we are reflecting on some emotional connections you may have regarding money. Spend a few minutes thinking on or writing about these prompts to better understand your money story.

Today we are reflecting on your spending and saving habits. Spend a few minutes thinking on or writing about these prompts to better understand your money story.

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Today we are reflecting on your beliefs and attitudes regarding money. Spend a few minutes thinking on or writing about these prompts to better understand your money story.

Reflecting on your money story can bring clarity, a renewed sense of purpose. Understanding your financial journey is important for making decisions and creating goals for the future.

We will be going through prompts you can use to reflect on different areas in your life, so you can piece together your money story. Today we are focusing on early experiences and family influences. Spend a few minutes thinking on or writing about these questions.

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In this book, Morgan Housel tells stories to help us rethink how we interact around finance. It is important to know our own money story as it heavily influences our behaviors around money.

Join us as we discuss this book and how to better understand your money story!

Embracing your story is the key to unlocking your true strength. By accepting who we are and where we've been, we pave the way for a brighter future. Every challenge becomes a stepping stone, and every obstacle a chance to grow. Here's to living authentically and overcoming anything life throws our way!

LIVE AT 4:30 – Got a low-interest rate mortgage or other loan?

We’ll discuss how to manage your debt in today’s higher interest rate environment.

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Episode 54: Financial Planning Through Major Life Transitions (with Brandon Cabaniss, CFP®) In this episode, host Adam Coleman interviews Brandon Cabaniss, a Certified Financial Planner™ with ...

In essence, wealth is a holistic concept that encompasses physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual aspects. Wealth is an experience of having enough or an abundant life that can transcend the boundaries of financial assets and reflect the richness of a well-rounded and fulfilling existence.

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This week, we're highlighting the value of patience and observation in finance. It's about nurturing your investments over time and staying
committed to your financial goals.

We watch over your financial picture with you so you can focus on the work of your life.

While you reach for your financial milestones, let's not forget to embrace the moments in between. We are here to help ensure your goals support the life you love.