93. How to Approach A Financial Break Up

It's No Secret

Today, we're discussing how to break up financially—not just with a significant other.

Breakups are challenging, and they aren't limited to romantic relationships. Whether you're parting ways with a service provider like a personal trainer or financial adviser, or even becoming financially independent from your parents, there are strategies to help ease the transition and handle the situation effectively.

Key Questions Discussed:

• How do you professionally end financial relationships with service providers?
• What steps should you take before making a financial break?
• What are your legal rights regarding relationship property in NZ?
• How can you prepare financially for a relationship separation?
• What common mistakes should you avoid during financial separations?
• How can you maintain financial independence in relationships?

Resources

• Learn more about Relationship Property here
• Independent UK Article
• Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission

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