The day your child leaves for college, she also leaves the “Bank of Mom and Dad” safety net. Fortunately, you’ve spent the last 18 years loving, educating and training her to be financially independent and survive on her own … right? Read more…
Budgeting for a Bunch: Tips from a Mom of Four
What comes to mind when you think of the word “kids”? Unconditional love? Constant activity? Center of your life? How about, “really expensive”? Read more…
10 Investing Tips From Successful Women
Women are empowered in so many ways today, but unfortunately, finance is not among the top categories. The concept of gender equality still has a ways to go in the investment world. Read more…
Why We Started a Women’s Initiative
I have good news and bad news. Which do you want first? Read more…
Modern 401k Plans Explained
I recently contributed to a FiduciaryNews.com story examining how today’s 401k plans may be unrecognizable to the first ones created in the early 1980s. Five dramatic differences between modern 401k plans and their distant Reagan-era cousins: Read more…
