The Financial Literacy Gap for Women
When it comes to personal finance and wealth building, women face a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Women still report lower confidence levels than men in managing their cash flow and debt, allocating investments, and planning for retirement. This highlights the importance of bridging...
Modern Women’s Financial Wellness in 2024
In the symphony of modern life, women don't just play a part—they compose the melody. As architects of their destinies, women face a myriad of roles and responsibilities, from conquering career summits to nurturing the future, all contributing to Women's Financial Wellness. Yet, in the pursuit...
Gen Z, Women: Most Financially Stressed
Money may not buy happiness, but financial stress can take a significant toll on anyone’s mental well-being. From lingering debt to the effects of inflation on basic commodities, financial stress touches every generation — some more than others. ...
Women, HSAs, and Long-Term Care Planning
Financial planning isn't just about saving for short-term goals. It's also about securing your future. Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are seen as valuable tools for managing healthcare costs, and women, in particular, should take a closer look at these accounts....
How Business Women Can Prepare for Retirement
While retirement may seem like a distant destination, especially when you’re busy building a career or running a business, it’s essential to start planning early. Men and women may share certain financial goals, but women possess different perspectives and requirements when it comes to saving...
National Business Women’s Week: October 15th – October 21st
Women in the United States continue to make significant strides in business and other aspects of American life. According to the Census Bureau, as of 2019, there were over 13 million women-owned firms in the US, employing approximately 9 million people and generating $1.8 trillion...
Why Women Have Less 401(k) Savings than Men on Average
In this article, we delve into the key reasons why, despite women having better saving habits (consistently enrolling in their plans at higher rates and contributing a bigger cut of their paychecks) , they tend to have less 401(k) savings on average....
American Business Women’s Day: September 22
American Business Women's Day is a special occasion dedicated to recognizing the accomplishments and contributions of women in the business world. ...
Single Working Women’s Week: July 30th – Aug 5th
Single working women have made remarkable contributions to society, showcasing resilience, strength, and ambition in their pursuit of personal and professional success. Single Working Women's Week is a dedicated time to recognize and celebrate the achievements of these remarkable women. In this article, we explore the significance...
Understanding (and Closing) the Gender Investing Gap
After being locked out of the investing world for centuries, women have proven to be successful investors. According to a 2021 study by Fidelity, not only do women consistently earn higher returns than men, but they are also able to add more to their account...