Navigating the Financial Gray in Divorce: 10 Common Considerations
April 24, 2024
Byline Frances Cronlund, CIMA®, CExP™, CTFA, CFP®, S.V.P., Senior Wealth Advisor
Gray divorce, involving spouses over 50 years old, has become increasingly common in the U.S. in recent years. In 1990, only 8.7% of all divorces involved adults 50 and older. By 2019, that percentage had risen to 36%.1 Divorce at this stage in life comes with unique financial concerns, including less time to recover financially, adapting to new standards of living, and healthcare costs. Here are some common considerations when navigating this significant life transition: