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Social Security and IRAs when suddenly single
Recently I wrote about when people who are suddenly single – whether widowed or divorced – and the things they need to consider before making financial decisions. I’ve always said that to avoid costly mistakes, individuals should try to avoid making financial decisions during an emotional time. The loss of a spouse or partner due to death or divorce can be a time of extreme emotions. Unfortunately it’s also a time when important financial decisions have to be made. Read more.
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