In this episode of Divorce Explored, Karen and Catherine dive into a timely AARP article, "Financial Checklist for Remarrying After 50." Together, they unpack the essential financial considerations and emotional conversations you should have before saying "I do" again—whether you're 50 or not.Drawing from their personal experiences and professional expertise, they explore topics like: ✅ Exchanging financial information with your future spouse ✅ Navigating conversations about children, alimo...
In this episode of Divorce Explored, Karen and Catherine dive into a timely AARP article, "Financial Checklist for Remarrying After 50." Together, they unpack the essential financial considerations and emotional conversations you should have before saying "I do" again—whether you're 50 or not.
Drawing from their personal experiences and professional expertise, they explore topics like:
✅ Exchanging financial information with your future spouse
✅ Navigating conversations about children, alimony, and financial expectations
✅ Reviewing estate plans, wills, and medical powers of attorney
✅ Understanding Social Security and survivor benefits
✅ The importance of prenups—and how to reframe them as planning for a healthy marriage
Key Takeaway:
Love is powerful—but protecting your financial future is essential. Open, honest conversations about money, expectations, and boundaries before remarrying can set the foundation for a healthier, stronger relationship.
Mentioned in this Episode:
- AARP’s Financial Checklist for Remarrying After 50
- The value of prenups at any age
- Why revisiting estate planning documents is critical
- Social Security considerations when remarrying later in life
🎯 If you’re considering remarriage or blending families, this episode is for you.
Prepare with clarity, not clouded by emotion. And remember, when it comes to marriage and finances, knowledge is power.
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Disclaimer:
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