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As you go through life, your circumstances sometimes change. This is sometimes through choice, for example if you decide move in with someone or to buy a home.
At other times, the change may be forced on you, perhaps through bereavement or divorce or even the unplanned arrival of a child.
Whatever the reason, your change in circumstances means that you may have to adapt your life and learn new skills, often rapidly and without the opportunity to prepare in advance.
This is particularly true in relation to your financial life where any change in the way you are living has a knock-on effect on your spending and your need to manage money.
This section on Life Matters looks at some of the more common events that may change your life and provides information on possible financial implications together with guidance on how best to manage money as your new life takes shape.
Bereavement
Buying a home
Getting divorced or separating
Living together
Long term illness/disability
Migrants
Prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families
Redundancy
Retirement
Service personnel and ex-service personnel
Starting a family
Starting a job
See also our sections on:
Money matters
Tax
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Managing Money and Life Matters
Last updated: 23 April 2010
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