DES MOINES, Iowa, April 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Break-ups and financial issues go hand in hand – creating a lot of anxiety for the one who is newly responsible for creating a budget, or faced with the challenge of doing more with less. Alicia Klat a contributor to SupportInASplit.com offers four ways to help your friend find financial empowerment and the happiness that comes with it.
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- Break it into bite sized pieces. Suggest that your friend approach one element of her finances at a time or set a time limit and work in ten minute chunks.
- Stay upbeat. Encourage your friend to focus on the fact that she's taking action. Positive association around money objectives will reinforce a good energy.
- Go team! Offer to get organized with your friend. Make an appointment to review paperwork together or help her find time by offering to babysit.
- Get it all together. Support your friend's goal by sharing this resource where she can easily record all important financial records in one location.
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About Support in a Split
When a friend or family member is going through a divorce, most people find it tough to know what to say or how to help. Support in a Split targets the extended support groups of people going through divorce and offers practical ways for them to help during a difficult time. With insight from attorneys, divorce counselors and divorce survivors, blog topics range from exercise, dating and updating legal documents. Support in a Split is sponsored by ARAG®, a global provider of legal solutions.
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