Financial
Below are our 7 articles in the 'financial' category:
What are the biggest assets a couple have? There’s property, of course, which remains the biggest of all. But after that, for most couples, come pensions, something many fail to consider when ...
After divorce it's not uncommon for one party to have to pay alimony or spousal support and child support. In most instances, but not always, it will be the man. There are established guidelines ...
Financial planning might be the very last thing on your mind after a breakup – simply keeping your head above water financially can take all your time and effort. But it’s something you really ...
Saving money is important for several reasons. Not only does it mean you have a reserve of money – and who knows when an emergency might happened? – but it also shows that you’re looking ahead to ...
Except for a rare few, money is tight for everyone in the wake of a separation and divorce. Instead of running one household on two incomes, there are now two households to be run, each with a lot ...
These days the idea of paying for everything in cash has largely fallen by the wayside. We’re a country that runs on credit. We make monthly payments on our cars, have mortgages that stretch over ...
The biggest single contributor to debt in Britain is divorce. According to statistic, divorce and separation is a much bigger factor than bereavement, ill health, job loss or disability. Perhaps ...
