Widows + Widowers

Losing a spouse is difficult enough. But adding financial uncertainty can be overwhelming. Often one spouse has no investment experience and has to figure it all alone: How many accounts do I have? How much are they worth? Will I outlive my money? Can I afford to help my children and grandchildren?

Leaving everything on auto-pilot is not the solution, nor is making hasty changes. We help clients take a fresh look at their financial situation and help them answer, “am I going to be okay?”

We guide them through the maze of financial decisions that affect their future. We provide our clients with a financial education so they can make informed decisions. And with this new financial peace of mind, they can focus on the people, causes and joys that are most important to them. 

• Frank recently passed away and now, as a 71-year old widow, Mary was faced with a multitude of financial tasks that were previously handled by Frank.  The last time Mary was on her own the Dodgers were still in Brooklyn.  Read More 

Financial Planning for Widows - New Jersey CPA Magazine, May-June 2009