Love, Marriage And Money - part 2
by Johnette Duff
Review your financial picture. Are you both satisfied with your knowledge and control of "your" money and "our" money? Are you both knowledgeable about banking, insurance, investments, credit cards?
The routine business of a new life together should include the following:
Reevaluation of life, health, auto and other insurance coverage
A change of beneficiary on insurance policies and company pension plans
Notification to social security of your marriage to ensure eligibility for your spouse's benefits and change of W-4 withholding
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An assessment of the impact of remarriage on alimony or pension/retirement benefits from a prior marriage
A consultation with an accountant to learn the impact your marital status will have on your federal or state income tax obligations
In a remarriage, be aware that the income of a new spouse may impact eligibility for financial aid of college-age children from a prior marriage.
You may need to consult your banker, your employer, your insurance agent, your accountant, your attorney or other professionals to accomplish these tasks.
Your goal in tying the fiscal knot is to protect your spousal rights and save money. Begin your research before the wedding and make sure you follow through. Loveandthelaw.com should be your first stop - it's an easy and inexpensive way to stay informed.
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