New York Times – How to Stop a Late-in-Life Divorce From Ruining Your Retirement
“I ask clients, ‘If the house will eat up 70 percent of your income, are you willing to sacrifice 70 percent of everything else in your budget to keep it?’” Ms. Vasileff said.
ADVISOR Magazine – Is Gray Divorce Exploding Due to Financial Incompatibility?
“The older you are, the more complicated it becomes…”
Lili Vasileff Awarded Divorce Lending Association Certificate
Lili Vasileff awarded certificate for Integrating Divorce Mortgage Planning Into Financial Case Management.
PlanStrongerTV: Signs your spouse is thinking about divorce
Last week I had the pleasure of sitting down with David Dean Dawson on PlanStrongerTV to discuss the topic “Signs Your Spouse is Thinking about
Meet the CDFA, a certification for advisors with wealthy clients facing divorce
The proliferation of so-called gray divorce — involving couples aged 50 and up — has also led to an increase in financial advisors seeking an industry designation that helps them add value during one of the most high-stakes and vulnerable moments in a client’s life.
Alimony Can Be the Most Shocking Point in Gray Divorce – Number 2 in the series on Gray Divorce
Alimony Can Be the Most Shocking Point in Gray Divorce – Number 2 in the series on Gray Divorce
Can the Gray Divorce Be a Perfect Financial Storm? Number 1 in the series on Gray Divorce
Can the Gray Divorce Be a Perfect Financial Storm? How to prepare and protect your financial well-being during and after divorce.
Starting Over after 50 Financial Principles for Divorced Women
After a divorce, some women feel confident and ready to take over all the finances. Others feel uncertain, after years of delegating this job to a spouse.
Starting Over after 50: Financial Principles for Divorced Women
On September 21, Advice Chaser will host a webinar titled, “Starting Over After 50: Financial Principles for Divorced Women.”
Social Security Benefits Rules Enacted in 2015
The U.S. divorce rate dropped for the third consecutive year reaching its lowest point in nearly 40 years according to BGSU National Center for Family
