Many women in Charlottesville are perfectly content to leave investment management and family finances to their husbands. The issue: This can leave you extremely vulnerable if your husband becomes incapacitated or passes away. That’s why you may want to ask your...
If your husband handles your family’s finances, an unexpected illness, injury, or death could leave you and the people who depend on you vulnerable and at a loss as to what to do next. An important element to reducing this vulnerability is having the right records and...
Women in Charlottesville who don’t take an interest in how their investments are managed and how their household bills are paid face greater risks to their long-term security, personal autonomy, and legal preparedness than those who do. Why? Women typically outlive...
Check out our latest video. A recent widow from Charlottesville explains why she should have convinced her husband to seek financial planning support a long time ago. It is a real tale of why women shouldn’t allow husbands to go it alone. Click here to schedule an...
Have you recently gained transparency into your family finances? Maybe you’ve convinced your husband to include you in financial planning after decades of allowing him to manage things himself. Having a complete picture of your bank and investment accounts, insurance...
Has your husband managed your investments and finances without your involvement? If so, this could leave you extremely vulnerable should something unexpected happen to him. Some questions to ask yourself; Will you have access to cash or life insurance proceeds when...
