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Make a list of everything you and your spouse own. Get copies of everything, including statements from savings accounts and investments, vehicle titles, and deeds of record for real property. |
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Write out a list of all the benefits you're entitled to, including pensions and retirement plans. When investments are divided up, choose investments that will work best for your future. |
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Examine your insurance. Your children may be covered under your spouse's insurance plan, but unless you can obtain coverage from your own employer, insurance may be a whole new set of expenses for you each month. |
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Open your own savings account and obtain your own credit. Change beneficiaries on all wills, insurance plans, IRAs, and company benefits. |
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Consider consulting a financial advisor. |
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