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Creating New Holiday Traditions of Giving with Kids and Loved Ones

November 15, 2019

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Amy Mahlen,CFP®, CDFA®

The first several holidays after a separation or divorce are extremely difficult.  Adjusting to on and off parenting schedules where your kids are not with you everyday is challenging to cope with.  Even with adult children, time is typically divided with by household....

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