Married, so should you have your own slush fund?
In this article by Jean Chatzky for Fortune.com, Lili Vasileff contributes to the discussion of recent research that finds many more men than women have bank accounts or credit cards that their spouse or live-in partner don’t know about. Should a married woman have a slush fund…a stash of cash that her spouse doesn’t have access to and maybe doesn’t even know about?
Five money actions to take in advance of declaring ‘I do’
In the 14 months leading up to their wedding last September, Howard Gutman and his fiancé did what many other engaged couples do. They got down to the business of choosing a venue and hashing out other wedding-related details.
Togetherness in Taxes: Benefits of Filing Jointly
Filing your taxes together may not be the glue that will ensure you stay married forever. But it could save you money and help you cash in on some lucrative tax credits.
Filing your taxes together may not be the glue that will ensure you stay married forever. But it could save you money and help you cash in on some lucrative tax credits.
How to Manage Household Records and Documents
Every household must work out its own records management system, but some general guidelines can help. A good system will provide an overview of what happens to property after a major life event occurs. Lili offers her advice in her latest blog post…
Lili Vasileff is the proud author of the new book: “Money And Divorce: The Essential Road Map To Mastering Financial Decisions” published by the American
How the new tax changes will impact planning for divorcing couplesby Lili Vasilef Ms. Vasileff, president emeritus of the national Association of Divorce Financial Planners,
How the new tax changes will impact planning for divorcing couples by Lili Vasilef Ms. Vasileff, president emeritus of the national Association of Divorce Financial
Signs your partner is guilty of financial infidelity
Only 52 percent of individuals believe their significant other is totally honest with them when it comes to money, according to a new study.Financial experts
Signs that your partner is guilty of financial infidelity
Only 52 percent of individuals believe their significant other is totally honest with them when it comes to money, according to a new study.Financial experts
