Every now and again I get an email out of the clear blue from someone I don’t know. After making sure it’s not spam, I take a look. Not long ago, the editor of another website contacted me. She asked me to be a guest blogger for their retirement site, Retirement & Good Living. They had seen my first book, What’s the Deal with® …Retirement Planning for Women?, and asked … [Read more...] about Why IS Planning for Retirement Different for Women?
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Become Financially Fearless To Retire Successfully
Helping women engage more in planning for the financial realities of retirement is something near and dear to my heart. And to several other advocates in the financial industry. I was honored to participate in an all-female, live webcast with six other champions for women’s financial wellness. Our topic: Become Financially Fearless! A Woman Leads the … [Read more...] about Become Financially Fearless To Retire Successfully
My first book: What’s the Deal with Retirement Planning for Women?
When I was 10, my family moved from upstate New York to Harrodsburg – the birthplace of Kentucky. It was a small town in the central Bluegrass Region, right in the heart of horse country. James Harrod (a compatriot of Daniel Boone) founded the town back in 1774. It was the first permanent settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains. It was a wonderful place to spend my middle … [Read more...] about My first book: What’s the Deal with Retirement Planning for Women?
Plan for the party and the price tag! The Budget Planning Guide for Women
Women can plan the best parties, host terrifically fun family get-togethers and make the holidays memorable for one and all. There is no reason to think we’ll be doing anything less in retirement. But, we need to plan for more than the party. Take a look at the free budget planning guide developed for just how women think about their lives and … [Read more...] about Plan for the party and the price tag! The Budget Planning Guide for Women
What will you be doing in retirement?
Creating a structure to your days when you no longer work can be one of the more challenging parts of retirement. It may sound fun to have no plans or to sit on the couch all day and watch TV. But after a few weeks of total freedom, boredom often sets in. Taking the time now to really think about what you want to do when you have lots of time on your hands may … [Read more...] about What will you be doing in retirement?
