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Hosted by Stacy Francis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 230 episodes
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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.
Stacy Francis hosts Financially Ever After Widowhood, a kids show with 230 episodes published.
You can have the will, the beneficiaries, the trust, and still get blindsided when someone dies. Bank accounts can freeze, automatic payments can stop, and suddenly the grieving person is also trying to keep the financia
How do you honor a loved one’s wish to stay at home while also making sure they are safe, supported, and able to thrive? In this episode, Stacy sits down with gerontologist and care manager Rebecca Lippel to unpack the e
Why are so many capable, successful women still hesitant to call themselves investors? In this conversation with Stacy, Samina Bari shares how women can move beyond saving and budgeting, take greater ownership of their m
Estate planning isn't just about legal documents. It's also the conversations families avoid until it's too late. From second marriages and blended families to unequal inheritances and caregiver children, the choices you
Your phone knows where you’ve been, who you’ve talked to, what you’ve searched for, and sometimes even more than you realize. So how much of your digital life could someone else see if they had access? In this eye-openin
Marriage comes with a lot of assumptions. Your spouse will inherit everything. They can make decisions for you if something happens. The house automatically stays in the family. Sounds straightforward, right? Not so fast
Selling a home can bring up way more than numbers and paperwork. Stacy and real estate expert Melissa Rubenstein unpack the financial realities and emotional side of buying, selling, downsizing, and renting - especially
Losing a spouse is already life-altering. Losing a spouse in the line of duty brings an entirely different level of grief, pressure, and financial complexity that most people never fully understand. In this episode, Stac
A business can be one of the most meaningful things you build in your lifetime. But without the right plan, it can also become one of the most complicated things your family has to untangle. In this episode, Stacy sits d
Nobody wants to think about their own death, but the greatest gift you can give the people you love is making sure they're not left scrambling when you're gone. In this episode, Stacy Francis and Sunaina Mehra get into t
Money can feel overwhelming, especially after loss… but what if the real starting point is your own story, instead of spreadsheets or strategies? In this first part of a powerful live “Money Circle,” Stacy and Sunaina sl
Could the most overlooked part of your estate plan be sitting right in your living room? Jewelry tucked away in a drawer, artwork on the wall, a shelf full of old books, family pieces everyone assumes are “just sentiment
Could one outdated beneficiary form completely override your will, your divorce agreement, and everything you thought you had buttoned up? It sounds small. Administrative. Boring, even. But beneficiary designations are o
Taxes. Filing status. Adjusted gross income. Capital gains. Just reading those words can make you want to close the tab and deal with it “later.” But here’s the truth: taxes change after widowhood. Sometimes in ways no o
Nobody wants to talk about death - until they’re sitting in a funeral home, numb, grieving, and trying to guess what their loved one would have wanted. This episode pulls back the curtain on a topic most families avoid,
Is your money really going where you want it to when you’re gone, or are taxes, outdated documents, and lack of planning quietly deciding for you? In this episode, I sit down with CPA and estate planning expert Shamisa Z
How do you rebuild a life when everything you planned disappears overnight — and you’re suddenly responsible for three children, major financial decisions, and a future you never asked for? In this deeply moving conversa
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Cognitive Behavioral and Grief Coach Jordan Schwartz Hendin joins host Stacy Francis to discuss navigating the holidays after losing a spouse. Jordan draws from her personal experiences with grief, having lost her own mo
Ever feel like the threat of medical bills and confusing insurance rules hangs over every healthcare decision? In this episode, Stacy sits down with healthcare advocate Anne McGuire to bring real clarity to the choices w
If the people you love most suddenly had to take over your bills, subscriptions, and everyday logistics — would they know where to begin? In this episode of Financially Ever After Widowhood, Stacy and Natalie break down
Daniel Kopp
specialist financial planner for widows and widowers
1 appearance on this show
Emma Gray
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Zeiderman
New York matrimonial attorney · Miller Zeiderman LLP
1 appearance on this show
Claire Schwartz
She-EO · GROK the World
1 appearance on this show
Debbie Weiss
best-selling author, speaker, and host of the Maybe I Can podcast
1 appearance on this show
Gina Williams
Doctor · Mobility Health Physical Therapy
1 appearance on this show
Candace Dellacona
Estate Planning Attorney and Sandwich Generation Survival Guide Podcast Host
1 appearance on this show
Samantha Harris
Emmy Award-winning TV host, journalist, and co-host of Dancing with the Stars · Tampa Bay Collard Green Festival
2 appearances on this show
Robert Farrington
The Millennial Money Expert · The College Investor
1 appearance on this show
Irene Weinberg
author of They Serve Bagels in Heaven and host of the Grief and Rebirth podcast
1 appearance on this show
Laura Cowan
estate planning attorney and founder
1 appearance on this show
Karen McMahon
seasoned divorce coach, host of the Journey Beyond Divorce podcast · Journey Beyond Divorce
1 appearance on this show
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