Getting Married
Just like purchasing of the house, marriage will significantly change your financial situation, so the financial plan must be accommodated to such circumstances.
Almost certainly you’ll have to address such problems as creating joint bank accounts, revising wills, and  changing beneficiaries on life insurance policies. As these problems are mutual, you’ll have to consider them together with your spouse. Also you should start the estate planning.
If you still don't have life insurance, it’s high time to ensure the financial security of your new family.
Term Life Insurance is the kind of insurance that provides secure protection for a specific time period and often can be transformed into a permanent one later. This policy can be used to protect a home mortgage and other considerable expenditures for 10, 20 or 30 years.
Raising Children
Having children is a huge moral and psychological responsibility. Making the financial plans you should consider your future expenses, savings and insurance. Life insurance is one of the best ways to guarantee the protection of your family’s future.
Be sure to also review your investment, estate, and retirement plans occasionally.
Saving for Education
Usually our children’s education is the second greatest financial challenge after buying a house. The prices in higher educational establishments keep on rising and the sooner you begin saving for it, the fewer problems you will have in future.
Coverdell Education Savings Account is similar to IRA. The money for education is regularly put on this account and the tax-free earnings grow constantly until the day of withdrawal.
Distributions for qualified education expenses are also tax-free.
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