Key Takeaways Divorce reshapes your financial life, but revisiting your budget, debt, and savings plans early can help prevent long-term damage to your retirement security.Understanding how assets are divided can help you protect future income and make choices that support long-term stability.

Divorce has become common in modern America; there around 672,000 in 2024 and 2 million weddings according to the CDC. But when couples split it can still be a shock, more so if they are older couples, perhaps seen as ‘together until the end.’ The fact ...

"Gray divorce" – divorcing near or after retirement – presents unique challenges, especially if a couple has created a retirement strategy together. This is according to the 2025 Annual Retirement Study from the Allianz Center for the Future of ...

If pensions aren't fairly divided, it can be hard for divorcees to build up sufficient retirement savings. Research by Now Pensions and the Pension Policy Institute in 2026 found that divorced women typically have around £400,000 less in pension savings than divorced men.

Discover how your 401(k) could be impacted by divorce and the steps to protect your retirement assets during the settlement process.

Divorce later in life doesn't just split assets — it can shatter retirement plans. As so-called gray divorce becomes more common, financial advisors are facing increasingly complex planning challenges. Processing Content Divorce rates have declined ...

56% of married Americans say that a divorce would derail their financial retirement strategy 34% of divorced Americans say getting a divorce set their retirement plans back 44% of divorced Americans say they have put more thought into their retirement plan ...