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Created: May 14, 2022
Modified: May 14, 2024

How Is Retirement Affected by Divorce?

On this episode of Better Money on WFSB, Joel Johnson, CFP® and Kara Sundlun discuss the different aspects of retirement that can be affected in the event of a divorce.

  • Social Security
  • Splitting 401(k) and IRAs
  • Family Home
  • Updating Beneficiaries

Divorce can take emotional and financial tolls on those involved. It can be difficult to focus on finances during this time but overlooking or ignoring can cause some major financial concerns.

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