10 Financial Considerations for Single Women
Whether you’re divorced, separated, or have made the decision to fly solo from the start, money management will be one of the most important [...]
How to Build You Own Retirement Plan: Options for Self-Employed Women
Retirement plans for self-employed people were formerly referred to as “Keogh plans” after the law that first allowed unincorporated businesses to sponsor retirement plans. [...]
Financial Wisdom From Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving requires meticulous planning, from assessing ingredients to creating a grocery list. Similarly, in finance, a clear plan is vital. Are you saving for [...]
_____’s Death Reminds Women Widows Have Special Considerations When Planning Their Financial Future
The world lost one of its greatest and most accomplished ______ on _______. [Breif description of what happened, wehen the news beoke, how much [...]
Donating Your RMD Using Qualified Charitable Distributions
Can you give money to charity using your IRA? For individuals 70 1/2 or older - the answer is usually yes. What many retirees [...]
Are You Prepared For Tax Day?
It's no secret that paying taxes is not a favorite task for many Americans, but as Benjamin Franklin famously said over two centuries ago, [...]
Spring Clean Your Budget
As the great Russian author Leo Tolstoy once said, “Spring is the time of plans and projects.” It’s so true. The birds start singing, [...]
Navigating New Beginnings: Financial Planning After Divorce
Divorce marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Amid the emotional and personal adjustments, it's crucial to address the financial [...]
Spring: A Time to Cultivate Growth in Your Finances
As nature awakens with the arrival of spring, it serves as a timely reminder for us to rejuvenate our financial landscapes. Spring isn't just [...]
Family Finance Resolutions for 2024
As we embrace the dawn of a new year, it's an opportune moment to reflect on our financial well-being and set forth resolutions that [...]
