Getting Divorced? 3 Retirement Moves to Make Immediately
While many think of January as a fresh start, it's also earned another, less pleasant moniker: Divorce Month. Although a study from the University of Washington shows that divorces actually peak in March, they begin climbing as soon as the holiday season is over. It's this predictable spike in divorce filings that lead many to brand January as the top month for splitting up.
With tax season upon us and some people still struggling with the added expense of the holidays, sorting through the legal and financial implications of divorce can feel especially overwhelming. But it's not something you can ignore, either. In addition to following the advice of your lawyer, the three moves below could go a long way toward helping you prepare financially for life after divorce.
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