Financial Literacy for Women
Women of all ages and backgrounds struggle with the pressure to earn enough, access education, care for a family, and plan for retirement. Financial literacy guides financial decisions
College Expenses
The price of education can be crippling if you are not prepared. If you don’t have the funds available you may have to take a loan to get the schooling you want or feel you deserve.
Identity Theft and Retirement
Pursuit of seniors’ “nest eggs” is one of the fastest growing consumer fraud issues today. Con artists of all types are finding ways to steal the savings of aging retirees.
Summer Savings
Despite the many ways we can let loose on spending habits this summer, there are actually some ways to save. There are some money-conserving strategies that may or may not have occurred to you already
Single Working Women in America
If you are a single working woman, this week is all about you. It’s a celebration of the courage and creativity of single women in the workplace.
Single Working Women in America
If you are a single working woman, this week is all about you. It’s a celebration of the courage and creativity of single women in the workplace.
Budgeting for Your Future
A budget is essential for your financial future and although more people believe that they need to using one, fewer Americans are using a household budget.
Your Online Identity and Security Measures
If you are on the internet in any capacity, p[protecting your online identity and security should be a priority. Hackers have exposed the personal information of millions of Americans in the last few years.
Mother Knows Best When it Comes to Finances
Parents mold their children’s views based on their own life experience. When it comes to money, however, it seems that Mother is a more influential figure.
Best Colleges for You in 2019
Working out what college is best for you is not easy but it’s important. Rather than just going for a big name, it might be better to seek out one that can help you get a job in your chosen field.