When Wealthy Women Remarry Men of Lesser Means
Women with children should use a marital trust, advisers say ByVERONICA DAGHERJuly 16, 2014 9:24 a.m. ET When Lili Vasileff’s 30-something client said she was
Wealth Adviser: Putting Bitcoin on Your Radar
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Unconscious Coupling: Financial Hazards of Shacking Up Later in Life
When older adults move in together without getting married, complications ensue. A planner who works with divorcing and divorced clients explains some potential pitfalls.
4 Smart Money Moves If You Marry After 50
What to do about your finances before you say ‘I do’ by Jean Chatzky, AARP The Magazine, June/July 2014 Coming together at 50-plus is different
Client Divorce? Follow the Money
By: Kathy Kristoff Monday, June 2, 2014 When Lili Vasileff’s high-priced divorce lawyer wasn’t able to answer the tax and financial planning questions she had
The Not So Golden Years – Together or Solo
Late in life challenges often produce anxiety about the not so golden years. With the first wave of baby boomers officially reaching retirement age, financial
How Financial Planning Empowers Divorcees: Interview
Lili Vasileff, president of the Association of Divorce Financial Planners shares financial planning dos and don’ts Wed, 07/18/2012 | BY Donald Liebenson Financial planning in
Reality check on retirementFebruary 13, 2014|Janet Kidd Stewart Original Article here: https://articles.chicagotribune.com/2014-02-13/business/sc-cons-0213-journey-20140213_1_retirement-age-red-flags-spousal-benefit The letter from a 50-year-old, newly divorced reader was brief, but full
ADFP Honors Lili Vasileff with 2013 Pioneering Award
Lili Vasileff, CFP®, CDFA™ and Registered Investment Advisor, received the Association of Divorce Financial Planners’ 2013 Pioneering Award at the recently concluded 11th Annual ADFP
Obamacare Could Ease Divorce’s Sting
Ex-spouses stuck without health insurance could find cheaper coverage By: Elizabeth O’Brien It’s been well noted that divorce among the over 50 crowd is on
