Aging Solo: Planning Your Healthcare Needs and Wishes
For many newly single women, one of the most important, and sometimes overlooked, aspects of…
Tricia Mulcare
Protecting The Suddenly Single Woman Online
A common concern addressed during client meetings this past year was “How do I protect…
Planning for Summer Break As A Single Mom
Summer break is just around the corner, and as a newly single mom, you might…
New Year Resolution #4: Navigating Medicare and Healthcare as a Single Person
While many types of insurance coverage are important, perhaps the one at the top of…
New Year Resolution #3: Balancing Children and Aging Parents as a Single Parent in the Sandwich Generation
Navigating life as a single parent can be a significant challenge on its own, but…
New Year Resolution #2: Creating An Estate Plan
Several of my newly single ladies have asked, “What will happen to my children if…
New Year Resolution #1: Building A Support System
With the new year beginning, a recently widowed young client shared that with the new…
New Year’s Resolutions for the Suddenly Single Woman
As one year ends and another begins, there is an opportunity to reflect, renew, and…
Saving For College As A Newly Single Parent
As a newly single parent, saving for your children’s college education can seem daunting, but…
Navigating Financial Changes: Adjusting Private School And Travel Sports Expenses
Facing financial adjustments is a challenging aspect of transitioning to a single life after a…
Embarking On Entrepreneurship: A Guide For The Newly Single Woman
Starting your own business as a newly single woman can be both empowering and challenging….
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Past performance is not a guarantee of future results for any investment. Private alternative investments are not for every client. An individual must be qualified to invest in a private investment based on their net worth and/or other criteria, and they may qualify to invest in some alternative investments while not being allowed to invest in other alternative investments. Alternative investments are not risk-free and there is no guarantee of achieving attractive performance compared to similar liquid investments. Risks associated with investments in private alternatives include the illiquid nature of such investments, risks associated with leveraged investments, manager-specific risks, sector-specific risks, and in certain cases geographical risk, as well as the risk of loss of principal.
Navigating the Holidays: Finding Meaning, Creating New Traditions, and Honoring Your Healing
For many of my clients, the holidays represent a time of warmth, togetherness, and celebration….
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