The traditional rule of thumb is that everyone should have three to six months cash on hand in case of an emergency. In a down economy like we are experiencing now, I am recommending having at least six months in reserve because it is taking people much longer to find work today that in the recent past. Here are some answers to basic questions like how do you build it up? How much should you have? Where should you keep it?
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Welcome to Fair Share DivorceHere you will find information from Kathleen Miller, a recognized financial expert on divorce who will help guide you to a sound financial plan. We hope to inspire and empower you to take control of your divorce and create a winning financial future. We've included a blog that captures Kathleen's tips for creating your financial road map as well as feedback from others who work with divorcing couples or those who have been divorced themselves. Remember, you are not alone in this process. We hope that after spending time here, you'll feel more in control and more confident about your post-divorce future. Kathleen Miller's BlogMonday, May 04, 2009Calm Your Recession WorriesThe market volatility is testing all investors. At the same time, we are being bombarded with conflicting advice from the news media about what we should to protect our assets. Here are three tips to help calm your market worries. Tuesday, April 28, 2009Living Together When You Want a Divorce - the Russian WayFinancially you cannot afford to have 2 residences, but you both agree the marriage is over. What do you do? Continue reading "Living Together When You Want a Divorce - the Russian Way" |
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