Financially Ever After Widowhood
Stacy Francis • Business, Investing
Stacy Francis • Business, Investing
Financially Ever After Widowhood
Stacy Francis • Business, Investing
Stacy Francis • Business, Investing

About

Widowhood is the state of being a widow or widower: a person whose spouse has passed away. This is a situation that no one wants to be in, but it is something that can happen, and that you and your family should be prepared for financially. When this kind of painful, life altering event occurs, it's important to have the structure in place for you and your family to be protected, and this year on Financially Ever After Widowhood, Stacy Francis is going to be talking to a diverse lineup of experts, and individuals who have gone through it themselves, to give you the tools and information you need to be prepared. Prior to this year's series on Widowhood, Financially Ever After covered topics related to divorce. We invite you to check out these fantastic episodes if they are relevant to you.

Episodes

  • Moving Forward or Moving On after Loss with Nikki Sewell
    Join Stacy Francis on this episode of Financially Ever After as Nikki shares her insights on setting healthy boundaries, practicing self-compassion, and the complexities of re-partnering after loss.
  • The Healthcare Crisis for Widows with Deb Gordon and Beth Battaglino
    Stacy Francis is joined by Beth Battaglino and Deb Gordon, and together, they discuss the significant challenges widows face in healthcare, including hidden and unexpected expenses that can cause severe financial strain.
  • Understanding Your Taxes After A Loss with Samantha Harris, CPA
    Host, Stacy Francis, and her guest, Samantha Harris, dispel some of the mystery around taxes after a loss, from finding the right professional guidance to understanding Social Security to proactive planning.
  • Elder Law and Special Needs Planning with Britt Burner
    In this episode of Financially Ever After, host Stacy Francis delves into the intricate world of special needs planning and elder law with guest Britt Burner.
  • Financial Security and Fraud Prevention with Kathy Stokes
    Stacy Francis is joined by Kathy Stokes to discuss how you can how to empower yourself against fraud and safeguard your financial well-being.
  • Navigating Grief and Finding Peace in Caregiving with Holly Strelzik
    Holly Strelzik joins Stacy Francis to share her personal journey as a caregiver and offers valuable insights on finding support and maintaining one's own well-being.
  • Mothering Through Mourning: Navigating Widowhood and Parenthood with Melanese Marr-Thomas
    Melanese Marr-Thomas is a two-time Amazon bestselling author and entrepreneur, and she joins Stacy Francis on this episode of Financially Ever After Widowhood to share her powerful journey of love and loss.
  • Trusts, Inheritance, and Protecting Your Children's Future with Stefan Dunkelgrun
    This week on Financially Ever After Widowhood, host Stacy Francis talks with renowned trust and estate lawyer Stefan Dunkelgrun about how to effectively plan your children’s inheritance and safeguard it against extravagance and divorce.
  • Navigating College Costs as a Single Parent with Robert Farrington
    In this episode of Financially Ever After Widowhood, Stacy Francis interviews Robert Farrington about how single parents can best save for and pay for college without compromising their own financial security.
  • The Importance of Succession Planning to Future-proof Your Business with Michael Levy
    On this episode of Financially Ever After Widowhood, Michael Levy shares expert insights on smart succession planning with host Stacy Francis, including strategies to transfer ownership interests while avoiding unnecessary taxes safely.
  • Self-Care Strategies for the Recently Bereaved with Jeanne Jacobwitz
    Jeanne Jacobwitz joins Stacy Francis on this Financially Ever After Widowhood episode to discuss how prolonged stress impacts overall well-being.
  • Honoring Traditions and Making New Ones This Holiday Season with Jordan Schwartz Hendin
    Cognitive Behavioral and Grief Coach Jordan Schwartz Hendin joins host Stacy Francis to discuss navigating the holidays after losing a spouse.
  • Navigating Life's Third Act: From Grief to Purpose with Irene Weinberg
    Irene Weinberg shares her journey from profound grief to a renewed sense of inner strength and spiritual wisdom after losing her husband, Saul, in a tragic car accident.
  • Organizing Your Affairs to Support and Safeguard Your Family with Sarah Constantine
    Sarah Constantine and Stacy Francis discuss the human side of estate planning, emphasizing the importance of organizing your affairs to support and safeguard your family.
  • Dealing with Workplace Discrimination as a Widow with Kelley Joyce and Susan Crumiller
    In this Financially Ever After Widowhood episode, Stacy Francis welcomes Kelley Joyce and Susan Crumiller to explore rejoining the workforce after loss.
  • Rebuilding Life after Loss: From Grief to Growth with Dawn Nargi
    Dawn Nargi joins Stacy Francis to bring not just her professional expertise, but also a deeply personal understanding of the journey of widowhood.
  • Empowering Widows: Advocacy, Empathy, and Support with Carolyn Moor
    In this episode of Financially Ever After Widowhood, host Stacy Francis welcomes Carolyn Moor, the founder of the nonprofit organization Modern Widows Club.
  • Navigating the Complexities of Probate with Clarity with Marc Zimmerman
    Marc Zimmerman joins Stacy Francis on this episode to demystify the complexities of probate and highlights its significance, especially when assets are involved without a designated beneficiary.
  • I’ve Got the Power! (of Attorney) with Brian Corrigan
    Brian Corrigan joins Stacy Francis to offer key insights into common challenges, New York's legal adjustments, and protective measures against potential misconduct.
  • Empowering Families in End-of-Life Decision Making with Alison Arden Besunder
    Alison Arden Besunder joins Stacy Francis to discuss end-of-life planning, including steps to take when the timeline is limited.