Real Talk with Life After Grief Chris

Recent Widows Need Financial Guidance

July 12, 2022 Christopher Dale Season 3 Episode 7
Real Talk with Life After Grief Chris
Recent Widows Need Financial Guidance
Real Talk with Life After Grief Chris
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Show Notes

A 3 part mini-series of tips for widows has been created due in part from a lot of feedback from good listeners like you. In this third episode, I focus on specific tips when seeking financial guidance from a professional. I provide information on what a fiduciary is, why it is important and how to find one. I also provide credentials of professionals who are certified in both financial planning as well as financial (life and money) transitions. 

I give commentary on asking plenty of questions, going with your gut instinct and talking about fees when selecting a trusted financial planner.  

I also give commentary on the number one reason why a spouse (specifically a wife) leaves an advisor after the passing of a husband. I will give you a clue. The advisor fails to foster a relationship with the wife during the course of the relationship.    

I also give commentary on the average life span of a wife beyond her husband. Did you know that half of all women who become widowed in the U.S. are under age 59. With an average female life expectancy of 79 in the U.S., that means two decades of women having to manage money alone. This can be daunting, especially in the midst of grief.     

I appreciate the feedback and list of questions helping to create this mini-series.

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