Description
When I got divorced, I felt like I didn’t know anything about finances because my husband had always managed our money. It was a scary situation, and I had no confidence in my financial future. If you find yourself in a similar situation, my guest Rachael Burns has some solid advice for women on how to achieve financial independence after the loss of their partner.
Episode highlights:
How to take control of day-to-day finances when you’re newly single The importance of taking stock of your assetsThe process of negotiation About Rachael Burns
Rachael Burns is a certified financial planner and a certified divorce financial analyst. She helps newly-single women achieve financial independence after the loss of their partner to death or divorce.
eBook by Rachael Burns
5 Things Newly Single Women Should Do to Protect Their Finances
Instagram: @trueworthFP
Rachael’s Recommended Resources:
Podcasts
So Money with Farnoosh Torabi
Her Money with Jean Chatzky
Websites
Clever Girl Finance
HerMoney
Books
You Need A Budget
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