Nancy Hetrick

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Navigating the Holidays Post-Divorce: A 2023 Perspective

Navigating the Holidays Post-Divorce: A 2023 Perspective

So, here we are, facing the holidays again. Maybe it’s your first time since the whirlwind of life changes – separation, divorce, the whole shebang – that you’re entering this festive season as a newly single parent. Believe me, I’ve been there, staring at the Christmas tree, teary-eyed and alone.

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Optimizing a Divorce Settlement When Interest Rates Are High

Optimizing a Divorce Settlement When Interest Rates Are High

Navigating the choppy waters of divorce is tough enough, and when you throw high interest rates into the mix, it’s like adding a rogue wave to an already stormy sea. But don’t worry, there are things you can do to optimize your situation. Let’s turn this ship around with some empowering strategies.

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Financial Considerations for Women Contemplating Divorce

Financial Considerations for Women Contemplating Divorce

So, you’re thinking about divorce, huh? First of all, let me give you a virtual hug. This is a big step, and it’s okay to feel a whirlwind of emotions. But let’s get down to brass tacks: finances. Because, let’s be honest, love might make the world go ’round, but money keeps the lights on.

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Divorce Literacy Podcast: Divorce Financial Planning

Divorce Literacy Podcast: Divorce Financial Planning

Nancy Hetrick AWMA, CDF Founder and CEO at Smarter Divorce Solutions joins the Divorce Literacy Podcast to discuss how divorcing spouses can save money when they objectively look at the various ways of transferring assets, providing equitable distribution of income so both spouses can move forward after divorce.

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