On My Own  Taking care of yourself includes taking time to stop
and review your insurance and savings.  You may be used to
making financial decisions on your own, or perhaps you're
finding yourself making all of them for the first time. Whether
you're new or a pro, it's easier to take charge of those
decisions when you have the right financial plan in place.  When
no one is there to catch you, reinforce your financial safety
net.  Whether you need savings and insurance just for yourself
or are a single parent who provides financial security for your
children, take some time to review your insurance and savings
needs. Familiarize yourself with what's covered and where you
might need to change your strategy. Meet people who are
tailoring their planning to take control.  Single Person
Divorced Parent Widow   • Deena      Single with a full-time job
Age: 37      Yearly household income: $50,000      Preparing for
the future Deena is used to making financial decisions on her
own. But with a recent friend's pa