Welcome To Life Continues After Divorce!

I am passionate about showing you, divorced women, that you can manage your money, that you can understand finances and that you can become financially free!  You can be just as good at the money game as men, maybe even better!

 

I know that little voice is saying:

“You’re not smart enough…You’re not disciplined enough…You can’t do it…”

Your little voice says these things because it wants to keep you locked inside your “comfort zone.”  A place where you are not necessarily pampered, but where you are SAFE because it is  familiar. What you focus on is what you have.  We’re not going to play that game anymore.

I’ve created a commyounity where we, as divorced women, can:

  • learn and teach
  • express yourselves freely and openly
  • share your trials and triumphs
  • inspire and be inspired
  • play your BIG game of LIFE

both financially and emotionally!

Join my membership site here.

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Guest Post: A Road Map for Navigating Your Divorce

Every step of divorce from the moment you consider your marriage may be over to the signing of the final divorce agreement awash in emotions such as confusion, fear and anger.  Especially in the early stages, where does one turn for guidance and support?

Navigating Your Divorce: The emotional, financial and legal basics”, is a free easy-to-read guide that  offers a road-map through the myriad of topics, questions and decisions that you will be facing.

Unlike any other book on the market, this ebook is not only free and easily accessible; it also offers a unique 3-pronged approach to negotiating this challenging time.  In collaboration Karen McMahon, Ivy Menchel and Deborah Hrbek have created this valuable resource with the intention to help thousands of people who are looking for guidance in this area.  The combined years of experience and scope of expertise of these authors provides priceless insight and guidance for those in need.

With dozens of resource links throughout the book, you have access to a wide variety of tools and strategies to help you through the choppy emotional waters, the critical financial decisions and the sometimes-overwhelming legal options that come with this stormy season.  It is our hope that you will find comfort, guidance and encouragement in the pages of this book.

Direct link to download the ebook:http://bit.ly/IzCTVc

Karen McMahon, Certified Divorce Coach is the founder of KM Life Coaching and co-author of “Navigating Your Divorce: A guide to the Legal, Financial and Emotional Basics”, a free eBook. Karen’s passion is to work with men and women going through the divorce process; helping them navigate the difficulties while focusing on personal growth and embracing the opportunities that lie ahead.  Connect with Karen on Twitter (@KMLifeCoaching) or Facebook (facebook.com/kmlifecoaching).

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Help! Divorce Moving On Is Taking Too Long.

I really like the advice here. How long is too long? We are all different and it takes us different time frames to get over relationships.

Good questions about divorce moving on and our emotions.  What are you truly feeling?

Please comment and share.

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What Effects Credit Score?

You know you can go to three different companies to get your credit score:  TransUnion, Experian and Equifax.  And you probably should also know that you want a credit score over 720 to get good bank rates for mortgages, car loans etc…

But did you know what things effect your credit score?  Here are the top reasons why your credit score may not be as high as you would like:

#5. Letting anything go to collections.

#4. Cancelling too many cards.

#3. Having too many credit cards.

#2. Using more than 1/3 of your available credit.

And for the number 1 reason and more information on each reason, go to my membership site.

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I’m Gonna Make It…I Will Survive

Are you a survivor?

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Household Budgeting – How To Get Out Of Debt – Tip #5

Debt Counseling.

If you are overwhelmed with the very idea of getting out of debt, there are many companies that can help.  They can help you avert bankruptcy and be free of collection agencies.  They can get you down to one monthly payment for all your debts.  Different companies offer different solutions and options such as:

  • Financial Counseling
  • Money Management
  • Debt Repayment Programs
  • Debt Consolidation
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Household Budgeting – How To Get Out Of Debt – Tip #4

Cut Up Your Credit Cards.

One way to get out of debt is to stop using your credit cards. The easiest way to do this is to simply cut them up. Once you are out of debt and have learned how to better manage your money, you can apply for a new card. And then, you will get a better rate because you are debt free!

This may be pretty scary for some of you!  Can you do it?

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Household Budgeting – How To Get Out Of Debt – Tip #3

Prepare And Stick To A Budget.

A budget is a way to control your expenses. Since you have little control over the amount of money that comes in, you have to control the money that goes out.

  1. List all your current income streams
  2. Make a list of all of your monthly expenses
  3. Compare your income to your expenses
  4. Stay on budget and avoid any new debt

It may not be easy but it is simple!

What steps are you taking to get out of debt?  Please comment and share.

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Women Of Divorce Getting Stronger

This song is inspiring for all that are heartbroken.  Every day a little stronger.  What are you doing to get stronger?  Please comment and share.

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Household Budgeting – How To Get Out Of Debt – Tip #2

Double Up On The Minimum Payments.

It is amazing how much you can save by this one tip alone.  For example:

  • Pay the minimum on a $5,000 debt
  • It will take you over 300 months to get rid of your debt
  • You will pay over $9,194.47 interest.
  • Paying double the minimum on a $5,000 debt
  • It will take you

To read more, please go to my membership site here.

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