Divorce often brings financial uncertainty, especially if you rely on a partner for stability. While rebuilding your finances can feel overwhelming, it’s also an opportunity to regain control and create independence.
Lack of Financial Literacy: If your partner handled the money, you may feel unprepared to manage it alone.
Fear of Scarcity: Divorce may have brought a significant drop in income, creating anxiety about making ends meet.
Emotional Spending: You may use shopping or other financial habits to cope with stress.
Assess Your Situation: Write down all your income, expenses, assets, and debts to get a clear picture of where you stand.
Create a Budget: Prioritise essential expenses and set realistic goals for saving and debt repayment.
Build a Financial Plan: Work with a financial advisor to create long-term strategies for security and growth.
Address Emotional Triggers: Recognize and reframe any fears or beliefs about money that are holding you back.
💡 Your Next Step: Take control of your financial future with expert guidance. Learn more, book a free call, or join our 3-Day Reset Your Life and Shine After Divorce event here: https://bit.ly/m/Women-On-Transition.