Career Moves That Make Sense After 40
It’s a great time to take stock of your career. It was once unthinkable to stray from your primary career before you retired, but that’s no longer the case. A Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Women and Wealth
Have Kids, Accomplish More?
Two studies link parenting and productivity. Being a mom may make you a more productive worker. Two recent studies have made that claim, and the flextime often requested by working Continue Reading →
Ageism? As Soon as 40?
You may feel the financial impact of age discrimination in the workplace. In some occupations, a distinct preference for younger workers manifests itself. Even outside those career fields, ageism rears Continue Reading →
Risks You May Not See
Hidden threats to your wealth and lifestyle could be lurking. As wealthy households plan to sustain their assets, they must also consider potential financial hazards. Some of these risks are Continue Reading →
Why Women are Delaying Retirement
Depending on your individual situation, delaying retirement may be a wise financial choice. It may be a good idea for a woman to retire later rather than sooner. Leaving the Continue Reading →
Why Women Need to Save More Than Men
Women often face greater obstacles when it comes to investing for retirement. On average, women work fewer years and earn less than men. This means that they have lower pension Continue Reading →
SRI: Invest Like a Feminist
The money you spend and invest can have a substantial impact on the world around you. That’s the idea behind Socially Responsible Investing or SRI. It allows investors to identify Continue Reading →
Women, Wealth, and Legacy Planning
Whether nurturing the values of children, fulfilling charitable goals, or making investment decisions that affect their own as well as their beneficiaries’ financial security, women play a central role in Continue Reading →
More Women Drive Financial Decision Making, But Fewer Seek Professional Advice
By default, single women have always taken responsibility for managing household wealth, but the latest in a series of ongoing studies into the attitudes and actions of women around financial Continue Reading →
Overcoming the Lag in Women’s Retirement Saving
In general, women need more and save less money for retirement than do men. Overall, women accumulate less money for retirement than men, yet because they have a longer lifespan, Continue Reading →