How to Get Started investing and Managing Your Finances for Beginners
Take a read of my Money Beginner’s Checklist for Women 50+ that I compiled for PBS Next Avenue. Editor’s note: This article is part of a Next Avenue special section…
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Take a read of my Money Beginner’s Checklist for Women 50+ that I compiled for PBS Next Avenue. Editor’s note: This article is part of a Next Avenue special section…
NORMAN — The first person to approach AARP retirement expert Kerry Hannon after her speech Wednesday at the 40th annual Conference on Aging could serve as a poster child for…
What’s the best way to save for your child’s college education and your retirement at the same time — and is it even possible? The conundrum came to my attention…
Here’s a quick and easy way to gauge your money-management acumen. Editor’s note: This article is part of a Next Avenue special section about women age 50+ managing their money.…
When it comes to retirement, most people have a picture in their minds. It may be pursuing an interest or a passion, traveling, or just putting up your feet and…
When I ask my working girlfriends when they plan to retire, or if they plan to retire, I usually get a quizzical look — and then a shrug. Most of…
Job-hunting deductions apply only to job searching in your current occupation. If you’re switching careers, they’re verboten. If you’re job hunting, be obsessive about saving receipts. Depending on your situation,…
More and more women I know are starting their own businesses these days — often doing so by switching careers in midlife. It’s a certifiable trend. “Women are becoming more…
No commute. No pesky interruptions. It’s just you, your computer, and a cup of hot coffee. The goal of working from home is a worthy one, but getting permission to…
My husband and I don’t have kids or grandkids, but we do have five nieces and seven nephews. Over the years, we’ve given them books, music, jewelry and gift certificates.…
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