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Who Pays for the Wedding?

If someone told you that you’d lose nearly $30,000 in four years, would you consider that a good investment? Consider this: According to 2005 U.S.  Read more >

Divorce & Widowhood Biggest Health Stressors

You may have suspected it. The SRRS confirms it. Stress correlates directly and measurably with the chance of getting sick. Developed by Dr. Thomas Holmes at the University of Washington State Medical School, the Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS) assigns rankings to life changing events. Death of a spouse and divorce rank at the top of the list.  http://okvoices.org/stress.htmlCombined with the other factors on the chart that are natural companions to widowhood, the combined score of a widow catapults off the charts.  Read more >

Trust, Husbands and Financial Advisors

 A woman called into a talk show where the topic was marital fidelity.Saying she was done with men, the caller ended her commentary by asking "If you can't trust the person who takes a marriage vow with you, whom can you trust?"  Read more >

The Freak Accident

 Freak accidents always catch us off guard. We can’t even picture the weird things that can happen.  The ones we can imagine, we try not to think about.  Read more >

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Helga Hayse
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May 2007
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My latest book is "Money, Love & Legacy: Conversations That Matter Between Generations." It's about the need for boomers and their parents to open the conversations they need to have about financial, medical, emotional and end of life issues so boomers can help their parents as they age. It's about parents not leaving a financial mess for their children, and for children to not be burdened by emotional issues they never cleared with their parents. Ultimately, it's about restoring the love in families through forgiveness and compassion. Visit me at http://www.moneyloveandlegacy.com for lots more information.

My previous book "Don't Worry about a Thing, Dear" - Why Women Need Financial Intimacy teaches women to understand and participate in their marital finances and how to have talks about money with their husband. In case marriage ends through widowhood or divorce, a woman needs to know her financial resources and be able to get at them to continue her life. I lived through this and tell my personal story so women can see the importance of financial intimacy. http://www.financialintimacy.com has lots of information about the book and my work.

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