Financial Literacy is an issue in our country. It’s no secret that improving your financial education will increase your ability to manage your money well.
Fewer women purchase stocks than men,. But when they do, women invest more intelligently than men and produce better returns
Saving helps you keep the proverbial wolf from the door yet most Americans are not even close to being ready for any kind of financial emergency. [1] 65 percent of Americans are saving little or absolutely zero.
April fool means you've been taken in by someone or something going on that's not real. Scammers fall into this category. Take care to keep your finances on track as we enter the second quarter of the year.
When you think about retiring, it’s important to start thinking about what you’d like to do with the rest of your life. Instead of 12 years of retirement, you are now looking at a minimum of 28 years of retirement.
In the ’80s, around 10 percent of folks over 65 were still working into their retirement years. In the 80s that dropped to 10 percent. Nowadays, we're close to the 20 percent mark again.
Saving for your retirement is one sure-fire way to keep your mind at ease when the time comes to pack up at the office and head home from your last day of work.
Women of all ages and backgrounds struggle with the pressure to earn enough, access education, care for a family and plan for retirement. Making educated financial decisions is essential.
It’s very interesting to see how men and women in America are budgeting and living across the gender gap.
It's Single Working Women's Week. While the earnings gender gap is an ongoing conversation, many women have ditched their 9 – 5 job in favor of starting a business.
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