A divorce at 50 or older isn’t just a one-time split. It can reshape decades of financial planning. Work out a new budget, ...

In Part 1 of his three-part series, Matthew Feigin discusses how unfunded retirement plans and law firm partnership interests ...

Divorce during your retirement years, often called gray divorce, can complicate your retirement plan. Retirement assets may need to be divided, and alimony could be granted after a long-term marriage ...

“Those going through ‘gray divorce’ don’t have the time to rebuild retirement savings on their own,” says Kelly LaVigne, vice president of consumer insights at Allianz Life. “Trying to fund two ...

A divorce can be financially and emotionally challenging, especially if it unfolds after many years together or in retirement. But, sometimes a divorce is necessary for a person’s health and happiness ...

Estate planners and attorneys see a growing trend of ‘gray divorce’ affecting couples in their pre-retirement years, though the challenges of divorce impact workers of all ages. The rise of “gray ...

COUPLES splitting up later in life risk their incomes falling by over £7,753 in the year following their divorce, according ...

It is well known that finance troubles frequently lead to divorce, but less discussed is just how much financial trouble divorce can create. For one, it can wreak havoc on your retirement savings and ...

Divorce later in life doesn't just split assets — it can shatter retirement plans. As so-called gray divorce becomes more common, financial advisors are facing increasingly complex planning challenges ...

While the median pension wealth for a divorced man stands at £85,800 divorced women are left with just £32,640 for retirement ...