Suddenly Single Money - Support & Financial Advice for the Recently Single
Suddenly Single Money - Support & Financial Advice for the Recently Single
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Feeling Confused?

You may have been expecting it. It may have come as a shock. Either way, we understand that becoming single through divorce, separation or bereavement can be completely overwhelming.

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Suddenly Single Money - Support & Financial Advice for the Recently Single
Suddenly Single Money - Support & Financial Advice for the Recently Single

Suddenly Single - becoming suddenly single can occur for a variety of reasons.

Male or female, at any age, the breakdown of your relationship or bereavement can be overwhelming. Many people feel lost isolated, devastated or worse. It can feel like you’ve lost control of your world, you may even be questioning who you are now. Shock, anger hurt or even rage.

Surprisingly , this can happen even if it was your decision and you instigated the situation. You may be asking - why me? why now? and where do I go from here? Life has changed and it can look as though things will never be normal again (whatever normal means).

There can be a multitude of issues to be considered and decisions to be made and they can all appear crucial and urgent. Your home, your family, your financial security - all things which you may have taken for granted may need to be addressed and all of this at a time when you are dealing with emotional impact.

What we offer is a number of tailored options to support you through the process depending on your personal needs. A confidential safe place to explore your options and look at your situation now and going forward. Practical and emotional advice and assistance as your situation evolves and moves forward. Someone to listen and advise - space and time solely for you.

We will help you explore your issues, which may include the following:

  • Why are you suddenly single and what concerns you?
  • What specifically do you want?
  • What needs to change and what do you need to do for that to happen?
  • What happens then?

This may consist of a weekly tele-class or personal one-to-one phone session. We can also come to you if that is preferable. We offer a free confidential initial telephone consultation to discuss your specific needs and requirements.

Seven things you need to know when you are suddenly single:
Stay Calm

Stay Calm

Now is the time to avoid panic you may not be able to change or influence what is happening but we can provide strategies to assist your reaction.

You may be suddenly single due to a bereavement or relationship breakdown.

You may experience feelings of anger, loneliness, isolation or fear. You may have children or other dependants to care for.

Unsure where to turn?

Take a breath and let us support you.

Stay Flexible

Stay Flexible

Events can be unfamiliar or confusing when we are emotionally upset and it is easy to hold on to the past. Feeling completely out of your comfort zone.

The more flexible and open you are then the greater your options become.

Stay open: gather information before you make decisions. This will help you as you move forward. You have a lot of information coming at you at one time or you may be receiving no information.

We can help you take that step back, consider the options and look at the alternatives.

Stay Informed

Stay Informed

This really is key. Avoid avoidance. Don’t bury your head in the sand – you need to know where you stand both financially and practically.

Housing, children short term finances. Know where you stand. Just as we all have our own personal values and morals, we also have individual personal money values which you may or may not be consciously aware of.

It is helpful to know your specific personal and money values. Identify any emotional money “baggage” ,which can be dealt with.

We will guide and support you through the process.

Take Advice

Take Advice

You may require legal, pastoral, emotional, housing or financial counsel. Consider your needs and take reliable, professional advice. Sometimes a cup of tea and a chat with a friend or family member is enough.Some people prefer to keep friendships and families separately from, painful or personal matters.

We can help you with emotional support and financial guidance. We review your general situation and help you decide your requirements and obtain the additional assistance you need.

Be Kind To Yourself

Be Kind To Yourself

Now is the time to take it easy on yourself. You are experiencing a process and you may well be dealing with issues and areas which are unfamiliar and stressful.

Take some time for yourself. In the same way in that we are going back to basics for your money we are going back to basics for you.

Get adequate sleep, create a routine for yourself. Eat regularly and well. Go for a wee walk. Whatever “kind to yourself” means to you – do it.

Build Your Blueprint

Build Your Blueprint

We know where you are and what you need: stay calm, stay flexible, stay informed, take advice, be kind to yourself, build your blueprint we have information support and clarity.

We have a new routine. So with all of these factors being present we will help you create your plan.

Take charge: decide what you want and make your roadmap to your now future.

“Just Do It”

“Just Do It”

As the famous ad campaign says. You now know your money values, you’ve eliminated your fears, created new life goals and you’re now ready to create your future.

You now have a plan. You can check it, adjust it but most importantly, use it to live the life you’ve created now!

Does this sound like you?

You might be wondering – how will I manage? Or even what will happen to me now? You might find yourself feeling apprehensive or afraid. Asking yourself; how will I cope? What will I do? How can I get through this? Where will I live – can I afford to stay in my home?
Other concerns can include what about my children, or my family? Or our dog?

Feeling – I don’t know what to do now – can I cope with this?

Some people may think why did this happen to me? Or – why am I so angry?
Why me, why now? Why not someone else?

Is there a pattern here in my life? – if so what caused it? How can I stop any negativity or self sabotage?

I don’t know how to manage my bank account or pay my bills. I’m scared and afraid about things- how do I move forward?

You may find yourself asking none of these, some of these, or even all of these questions – you may have additional concerns not yet listed here. However, one thing you should be aware of: however you feel, that’s ok. It’s a normal part of the process.


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