
About this episode
The challenges are immense when you lose a partner through divorce or widowhood. It feels like the whole world is suddenly changing, and you're unsure how to handle it. Now, decisions must be made about your financial future, which adds even more stress to what seems like an impossible situation!
After experiencing her own hardship at the intersection of grief and finances, our guest Rachael Burns felt called to help other women trying to plan for their futures after experiencing trauma. And so began True Worth Financial Planning.
Prior to founding True Worth, Rachael spent 12 years advising affluent families under the top wealth management firms. She is a Certified Financial Planner® and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® and has an MBA and a Master's in Personal Financial Planning.
True Worth Financial Planning offers fee-only planning, divorce analysis, and investment management tailored to the unique needs of newly single women. Book a free strategy session with Rachael and begin to redefine your true worth.
Thank you so much for listening. We appreciate your time. To find links to everything we talked about today, including information about Rachael, resources and a transcript, please visit: https://go2.money/trueworth
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