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Major Life Events

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You plan for some major life events. For others, you're lucky if you even get any advance warning. In any case, get the help you need regarding different life events from the sections below.


Understanding Major Life Events:

Moving in With a Partner—The Financial Side of Living Together

You've made the decision to move in together. Congrats! It might not happen right away, but sooner or later, you two will be faced with... read more »

Marriage—From Planning a Wedding to Living Together

Merging two lives together in marriage means that the couple agrees to merge their financial lives... read more »

Having Children and Your Finances

“Having a baby changes everything,” says a recent TV ad. Especially for your finances... read more »

Buying a Home, From Downpayments to Routine Maintenance

If you're like most people, you probably don't buy a home everyday. And, it's not exactly the easiest process to go through... read more »

Divorce—Navigating the Financial Aspects

Besides being emotionally draining, divorce can be unsettling for someone financially... read more »

Remarriage

About three-quarters of divorced Americans eventually remarry, according to the National Stepfamily Resource Center... read more »

Planning for Retirement– How Much Do I Need?

People dream of their retirement for years, whether it'll be filled with golf, travel, more time with the grandkids, or new hobbies... read more »

Death and Dying– Being Prepared Financially

When your loved one dies, you don't want to deal with their finances. You want to grieve with your family and friends... read more »

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