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Helga Hayse

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Are you financially protected
if death or divorce ends your marriage?

You will be - if you understand financial intimacy.

"Don't Worry About
a Thing, Dear"

Why Women Need Financial Intimacy

By Helga Hayse

Going into marriage, it's all about love. Coming out of marriage, either through widowhood or divorce, it's all about money.

If you’re married or intend to marry, you need the information in this book. You’ll learn how to make your marital finances transparent and understandable to you. The information in this book saved my life when my husband died in an accident. It will protect you too in case your marriage ends through widowhood or divorce. This book is a practical, easy-to-follow roadmap for protecting your financial interests in marriage. Read Chapter 1 and you’ll see what I mean.

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If you've read the book and want to learn more about improving your financial intimacy, visit the resources page for useful links and recommended reading.

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Inheritance is a Pass Through

If you inherit money from Aunt Martha, it’s separate property. You don’t have to put it into community assets. If you do, you’re putting a legally separate asset into community funds. If you divorce, or you die, whatever is in the community pot is out of your hands as separate property. Fine to do it if you want. Just be aware that the law doesn’t require it.

There’s more information in Chapter 10 of “Don’t Worry about a Thing, Dear”.