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Ep 47: Financial Spring Cleaning – Keep Your Finances Organized
Spring has officially sprung, so in the spirit of the season we are going share some financial spring-cleaning tips in today’s episode. Getting organized and eliminating clutter in your finances not only feels great but can oftentimes uncover hidden expenses that you have forgotten about and can help you reevaluate your financial goals.
Money and Financial Planning for Divorced Women
Money and Financial Planning for Divorced Women Taking Control of Your Finances *Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. Divorced Women it is time for you to Take Control of Your Finances So, you are going through a divorce. Now what?...
Ep 46: Moving Your Retirement Goalposts – Is It Worth The Risk?
Do you ever feel like your retirement planning goals are always moving? You’re not alone. We’ve found that people often move the goalposts in their own retirement planning, often to their detriment. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the psychology of retirement planning and the dangers of moving the goalposts.
Teach Your Children about Money: A Guide for Every Age
Teach Your Children About Money: A Guide for Every Age Teach Your Kids Good Money Habits - Part 2 *Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. What to Teach Children About Money at Every Age When did you have your first introduction...
Ep 45: Four Ways The SECURE Act 2.0 Might Impact You
Listen to today’s episode to see what you need to know and learn four ways the new changes might impact you. This won’t cover everything because there are more than 90 provisions in the SECURE Act 2.0, but this should give you some planning opportunities to discuss with your advisor the next time you meet.
3 Mistakes Parents Make When Teaching Their Kids About Money
Mistakes Parents Make When Teaching Their Kids About Money Teach Your Kids Good Money Habits - Part 1 *Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. Teach Your Kids Good Money Habits Did your parents teach you good money habits? If you...
What is a Stay at Home Mom’s Salary?
What is a Stay at Home Mom's Salary? Financial Planning for Stay at Home Moms - Part 3 *Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. What is a Stay at Home Mom's Salary? Many people wonder: If they were to pay a SAHM, what is a stay at home...
What Should Stay at Home Moms do with old 401k?
What Should Stay at Home Moms do with old 401k? Financial Planning for Stay at Home Moms - Part 2Financial Planning for Stay at Home Moms: Roth Conversions What should Stay at Home Moms do with old 401ks? Stay at Home Moms are in a unique spot, financially. They are...
The Pink Tax: Hidden Costs Women Pay
The Pink Tax: The Hidden Costs Women Pay *Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. The Pink Tax: Hidden Costs Women Pay. The Pink Tax is not as cute as it sounds. It doesn't even have to be on pink items. Have you noticed products...
Best Questions for Millennials, HENRYs and Women to ask when Interviewing a Financial Advisor
Best Questions for millennials, HENRYs and women to Ask when interviewing a financial advisor (And what are the red flags to look out for?)*Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. The next step in your financial journey may be to hire a...
Retirement Planning for Stay-at-Home Moms
Retirement Planning for Stay At Home Moms (and Dads!) It can be done and you deserve it!*Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe. one day, stay-at-home moms will retire from their job. Planning for retirement is probably not at the top of a...
Understand Your Money Personality Type
Seven ways understanding your Money Personality Can make your life better! Understanding your money personality can make your life better. Women need to understand their money personality. Don't know what it is? You're not alone. What's your sign? No, I'm not testing...
Women, Taxes and Retirement Income: Will you pay less taxes in retirement?
Women, Taxes and Retirement Income: Will You pay less taxes in retirement?*Privacy Policy: We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email safe.Women, taxes and Retirement Income: Lower tax bracket in retirement?Many women enter retirement not thinking about the impact of...
Does Your Spending Personality Match Your Credit Cards?
Does your spending personality match your credit cards? Women need to understand their spending personality - Without Emotions!Identifying and understanding your Spending Personality is essential to having a healthy relationship with money.Everyone has a different...
Are Women Financial Savvy? Women and Money Myths Part 3
Are Women Financially Savvy? Myth #3 About Women and MoneyMyth #3: Women aren’t financially savvy. This blog is part 3 of a blog series I produced that bust the stereotypes about Women and Money. Learn more about Myth #1: Women spend more money than men and Myth #2...
Women are not as confident as men when it comes to investing – Myths Part 2
Are Women good at investing? Myth #2 About Women and Their Investing ConfidenceMyth #2: Women are not as confident as men when it comes to investing. In my experience I have found that there are many preconceived notions about women and money; Some may think that...
Do Women Spend More Than Men? Myths about Women and Money (Part I)
Do women spend more than men? Myth #1 About how society views women and spendingMyth #1: Women spend more money than men. I am here today to debunk the myth that women spend more money than men and talk about how societal stereotypes play into money management. As a...
Why is a Roth IRA Awesome!
Roth IRA is a term that I’m sure you have heard before, but may not necessarily understand. So, let's take a few minutes to talk about them, clarify and excite! A Roth IRA is an individual retirement account. You contribute to a Roth IRA with earned income. What makes...
What is a Spousal IRA?
Did you know that you can have an IRA account for each spouse even if one spouse doesn’t earn an income? You need earned income to contribute to an IRA (individual retirement account) but one exception is a Spousal IRA. A Spousal IRA is when one spouse contributes to...
Traditional IRAs versus Roth IRAs
Is a Traditional IRA or a ROTH IRA right for me?