Webinar Recording: Starting Over after 50: Financial Principles for Divorced Women

After a divorce, some women feel confident and ready to take over all the finances. Others feel uncertain, after years of delegating this job to a spouse. Either way, after […]
Webinar Recording: Five Tips for Single Women Planning their Retirement

Today, women live longer than ever before, and many of them reach retirement single. How can you navigate this time on your own and optimize your independent golden years? This […]
Red Flags for Financial Abuse in a Relationship

If you’ve tried some of the tips in past articles without success, consider whether you might be dealing with financial abuse.
How to Spot a Shady Multilevel Marketing Scheme

You’ve probably heard of multilevel marketing and want to know if it’s a legitimate business opportunity or a scam.
Married Women: Do You Have Financial Agency?

Have these phrases come out of your mouth? Then it’s possible you aren’t taking financial agency as a married woman.
Why Christian Women Should Be Financial Stewards

Financial planning should always be a shared responsibility for Christian men and women. Women can be financial stewards in many ways.
Webinar Recording: Women and Investing

Women are more likely to spend some of their working years caregiving, more likely to survive the death of a spouse, and more likely to reach one hundred years old […]
Women and Investing

How can women take a greater role in investing for their financial future? How can financial advisors build lasting relationships with them?
Webinar Recording: Women and Divorce

For many women, divorce is a huge financial blow. They may never have expected to support themselves or handle their finances alone. Luckily, education and planning can prepare women for […]
How Parents Can Return to the Workforce

Returning to the workforce can seem especially intimidating for parents under current circumstances, but there are still plenty of options.
Spousal Benefits and Social Security

Spousal benefits are a confusing part of Social Security. How do you know whether to take the benefits for your own work, or your spousal benefits?