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Suddenly single? Finances need careful and immediate attention.
Whether it’s a divorce or the death of a spouse, it’s critically important that anyone transitioning to single life take steps to ensure that their finances are brought up-to-date. Business and personal finance journalist Jennifer Waters examines the more immediate first steps that need to be considered, from updating account records to adjusting long-term plans, including taking a look at Social Security’s spousal benefits. Read Ms. Waters’ post here, and also know that the AMAC Foundation’s free-to-the-public Advisory Service stands ready to assist anyone needing to explore their Social Security options. Learn more about this service here…
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