Whether married or a long-term relationship, it becomes critical to consider your well-being and financial security in two ways – your individual goals and common goals as a couple. You now have someone other than yourself to think about, especially when it comes to important life decisions and financial stability. If you’re going to start a family together, consider that in your plans, as well.

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Being in a family is amazing, bringing new life into the world and getting ready to experience another individual as a part of your foundation. The major change is worth the sacrifice. The responsibility of being a parent becomes easier when you have a plan in place.

You need to provide everything from diapers to college tuition, start planning today so you can provide the financial security you want your family to enjoy.

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When the kids move out and start college or work, suddenly you have a lot of time on your hands, which can be compounded by the approach of retirement age. This is the time when you need to start thinking about yourself, and plan how to fund hobbies or interests you love. Be prepared by setting up a safety net and then sit back to enjoy a brand new outlook on tomorrow!

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Life changes drastically when you lose a partner, since you’re used to making decisions together and looking out for each other. Suddenly being on your own after spending even a few years with someone is very different from being single, and you will have a new set of challenges ahead of you.

Managing a deceased partner’s assets, getting a job to replace income or deciding where to invest alimony – everything needs a plan!

Alternately, you can also Plan by Goal