With all the negative news the past year has brought us, would you like to hear a bit of good news? Following drastic changes in the past few decades, women now make up 50% of the workforce, and they are also starting to play an increasingly important role in managing their household’s finances. Husbands are no longer the only ones in control of the family’s finances—those days are long gone!
Have you climbed the ranks at Nike and are now an E-Band or high-ranking S-Band? If so, congratulations! You’re leading a successful career, but it’s not without its complexities. In addition to regular W-2 income, you have a laundry list of executive compensation benefits to sort through.
I’ve spent the past 25+ years as a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, helping individuals navigate the financial complexities of divorce. During that time, I’ve come to realize that you can make it to the other side of divorce with less stress and anxiety if you just follow a few simple steps. My goal is to share these steps with you today, so you can also have a smooth transition into life’s next chapter.
It’s no secret that entrepreneurs and business owners are the backbone of the economy. They spur innovation, provide jobs, and are a catalyst for economic growth. And going beyond the numbers, businesses are paramount to the communities they serve, where they bring people together and influence the local culture.
Any transition can cause uncertainty, but the ending of a marriage tends to be painful, traumatic, and overwhelming as well. Amidst the intense emotions and drastic life changes that result from a divorce, there are important financial matters to consider. While there’s no avoiding the emotions that come with such a significant life event, my job is to help reduce some of the stress and worry along the way.
We understand that many of you are itching to travel again and trying to anticipate what your first trip will look like in the post-coronavirus world. JGP wanted to provide a reminder that if you have not already, we recommend applying for the new Real ID to make sure you are ready to travel when restrictions are lifted. The deadline for the REAL ID has been extended to October 1, 2021, but given high demand, we suggest you set up your appointments well in advance of travel. We also recommend considering TSA PreCheck, Global Entry, NEXUS, or SENTRI. We have included additional information on how to apply below.