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Divorce and Taxes

Posted in Divorce, tagged , , , , , , , on January 28, 2011 | 2 Comments »

Besides the emotional and relationship issues that divorce presents us with, understanding the tax issues associated with getting a marital dissolution can be challenging. The good news is that where divorce costs might typically not be deductible, legal advice and representation surrounding matters of ‘tax’, ‘investment’, or ‘business and/or production of income property’ involved in [...]

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Can You Handle the Four Fat Financial Fears? (A four-part series)

Posted in Budgeting, Credit/Debt, Divorce, Financial Planning, Investments, Retirement, Savings, Spending, tagged , , , , , , , , , , on June 24, 2010 | 4 Comments »

Part Two:  Outliving Your Income Here are the four fat financial fears to deal with: Volatility (See May 26, 2010 post) Outliving Your Income Getting Organized When Is Enough Information Enough Last month I spoke about volatility and having a mechanism like the 200-day moving average that gives you a clue as to when it’s time [...]

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Love is in the Air – Planning Past the Wedding

Posted in Banking, Credit/Debt, Divorce, Education, Home Ownership, Insurance, Investments, Retirement, Savings, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , on February 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Have you noticed the magazine covers this month? Not that one — Sports Illustrated notwithstanding, you are probably looking at several wedding covers on the magazines in your grocery checkout line. If you have young adults in your family, chances are you’ve experienced the wedding vortex on some level or may soon. If you are a [...]

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A Shorter, Cheaper (and Less Painful) Divorce?

Posted in Divorce, tagged , , on February 5, 2010 | 3 Comments »

In December, Brett Arends used his column in the Wall Street Journal to give Mrs. Tiger Woods some advice regarding how to deal with her husband’s philandering ways (WSJ, 12/11/09). Most of his advice was fairly typical (don’t rush to decisions, keep things private, etc.), but one of his recommendations was relatively new, because the [...]

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