Finalizing a divorce can be both liberating and overwhelming —especially when it comes to money matters. Whether you’ve been single for 15 minutes or 15 years, it’s likely you’re facing lots of complex financial questions. Do you have the know-how you need to establish a secure financial future? In Think Financially, Not Emotionally® – A Woman’s Guide To Financial Security After Divorce – The Basics: Creating A Solid Foundation, Jeff Landers uses straight talk and real-world examples to explain the essential financial issues divorced women like you need to understand. He covers a wide range of today’s most relevant topics, including: • The critical first steps you need to take post-divorce to establish long-term financial stability • How to turn your goals and vision into a sustainable spending plan that ensures your long-term financial security • The pros and cons of keeping your marital home and how to determine if selling makes better financial sense • What you need to know about reverse mortgages and why this unique tool might be a wise choice for you • Smart ways to use retirement and investment accounts and other sources of income to add to your cash-flow and extend your financial longevity • Which assets are most favorable and what strategies are best for managing (and ultimately paying off) liabilities • How to identify and protect your intellectual property, i.e., virtually any work or invention that is the result of your creativity • …And much more! The financial decisions you make immediately following your divorce will directly impact the rest of your life, for better or worse, and without thoughtful planning, there is the possibility of outliving your money. Act now to avoid that unsettling scenario. Let Think Financially, Not Emotionally® – A Woman’s Guide To Financial Security After Divorce – The Basics: Creating A Solid Foundation help you establish a secure financial future for you and your children. "Whether you're new to the 'D' word--divorce--or have had some time since the ink dried on the paperwork, you can't fully recover without first recovering financially. And that means facing this thing head on, with the help of Jeffrey Landers and this easy-to-read guide." --Nicole Lapin, The New York Times Bestselling Author and former CNN, CNBC, and Bloomberg TV Anchor "Jeff has a unique ability to explain even the most complex financial concepts in easy-to-understand terms. If you're a post-divorced woman, this book's common-sense approach and real-world examples can help you create a more secure financial future." --Amanda Steinberg, Founder & Former CEO, DailyWorth.com "Whether newly divorced or divorced for years, it's important for women to learn about the financial hurdles they face. Readers will find this book answers critical questions and addresses key concerns about the financial impacts of divorce." --Rebecca Wiggins, Executive Director of AFCPE® (Association for Financial Counseling & Planning Education) Jeffrey A. Landers, CDFA™ is the creator of the Think Financially, Not Emotionally® brand which encompasses books, seminars, workshops, online content (articles, eLearning courses, webinars, etc.), and other products and services to inform women and their advisors about the financial impacts of divorce and help them stay focused on money issues throughout the process -before, during, and after. Jeff writes "Divorce Dollars and Sense," a weekly blog for Forbes.com about the financial aspects of divorce for women, and he contributes articles regularly to The Huffington Post, DailyWorth, More.com, Lawyers.com, and many other online outlets. Jeff has also been extensively interviewed about the financial aspects of divorce for women by CBS and FOX Television News and such prestigious publications as The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones, The Miami Herald, Smart Money, Consumer Reports, and The Christian Science Monitor. Jeff earned his BA degree in psychology from Columbia University and studied law at Pace University School of Law before becoming a divorce financial advisor.