Publisher's Synopsis
Years ago, many of my friends used to joke, "What do you do, manage 'little old ladies' money?" They all thought it was strange when I answered "Yes, they aren't all little, nor are they old, but that is what I do." In my title, I included the word "widow" yet, through poetic license, I intended a looser definition. To help more of you, I included guidance for both women who unfortunately have lost their spouses ("traditional widows"), and women concerned about managing their financial affairs in case they survive their spouses ("could be widows"). This book will: -Inform you, the reader, of what to expect, and what you'll have to do if, and when, a beloved spouse predeceases you-Educate you on what you will need to accomplish, so you have the confidence to manage your future financial affairs -Help you learn from others' mistakes, so you don't make them yourself-Help you understand why planning is so important, and to appreciate how proper planning can help prevent future problems-Show you how to simplify your financial affairs, and offer this book as a reference tool so you can do so-Illustrate how you can make your decision-making less emotionalPaul L. Marrella is a Financial Advisor with Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC located at 1250 Broadcasting Rd., Suite 102; Wyomissing, PA 19610. Paul can be contacted at (610) 655-9700 and/or [email protected].
