Retirement brings with it many changes. Some are positive. But, dealing with a significant reduction in income can make it difficult to keep finances under control. Adding to the challenges, pensions and 401k plans don’t seem as valuable as they once did. Inflation means that our money simply doesn’t go…
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Financial Hardship and Older Women
Financial hardship impacts many women who are trying to age abundantly! I am one of them. Researching this topic, I ran across an article in the New York Times entitled Why Older Women Face Greater Financial Hardship Than Older Men. What I read in the article did not surprise me,…
View More Financial Hardship and Older WomenFinancial Planning Tips for Seniors
It’s not uncommon to put financial planning for retirement behind more pressing concerns, especially when we’re young. It is important, however, to do so as early in life as possible. Our retirement years can be some of our most enjoyable, but whatever idea around retirement that you might have, start…
View More Financial Planning Tips for SeniorsMaking The Lives Of Your Family Members Better
Looking after a family is not easy. Working together to make each other’s lives easier is something we all try to do. It’s not just about easing day-to-day burdens, however, but taking care of each other in less obvious ways. If you’re wondering whether or not you’re doing enough for…
View More Making The Lives Of Your Family Members BetterTHE MONEY CODE – Improve Your Entire Financial Life Right Now by John Duran
Women of our generation have been struggling to find their “fiscal identity” for a long time. Launched into the job market at an early age, we carried the baggage of the benevolent caregiver we inherited from previous generations. Twenty and thirty years later, we still sometimes find ourselves feeling uncomfortable…
View More THE MONEY CODE – Improve Your Entire Financial Life Right Now by John DuranMONEY – THE ELEPHANT IN THE CLOSET
Women, particularly women over fifty, have an uneasy relationship with money. We experience guilt or shame whether we have more than enough or not enough. To make matters worse, we don’t like to talk about these feelings. When we tell our story and make ourselves vulnerable we have an opportunity to change.
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