Sometimes the best source of support can be others who are going through similar experiences.
Francis organizes a monthly money circle, where anywhere from 10 to 15 women get together for a couple of hours to talk about what they’re experiencing financially.
“Women hear the concerns, the anxieties, the experiences of other women,” Francis said. “You walk out of there feeling so much better, of ‘You know what, I’m not the only one.'”
In addition to support groups, you may want to reach out to a financial advisor.
“Having a neutral third party assist with your decision making is an objective way to understanding what the options are,” said Lili Vasileff, president of Divorce and Money Matters.
By focusing on preparing for life after divorce, where you are financially responsible for yourself, will give you something that can go farther than money — confidence, Vasileff said.
The survey was conducted for CNBC in March by SurveyMonkey and included more than 2,300 adults.
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Source : CNBC
