I have been a financial advisor for more than 30 years and, in my experience, women are better investors than men. Why? They are able to use both common sense and emotion at the same time. Most women who I’ve worked with are incredibly good at managing their emotions, delegating a task and giving up …
So you found the one — he completes you in every way, she finishes your sentences — you’re compatible on every level (physically, emotionally, and spiritually), but are you compatible financially? The hard truth is 36% of all divorces in America are due to financial incompatibility. What if you are a saver and he is …
Many people are panicking over the current financial situation. Instead, I encourage you to stop and take a breath. Yes, these are concerning times, but this is also a time when you can expand your horizons. Even if you’ve lost your job, you still have skills (and you can learn new ones!) that can be …
We’ve all heard the saying, “History tends to repeat itself.” Looking at pictures of people wearing masks back in 1918 when the influenza pandemic swept across the world killing up to 50 million people, one can’t help but notice uncanny similarities to what we see on the streets today, more than a century later. An …
QUALITY vs QUANTITY You can get financial advice from just about anyone, but how do you know if it’s sound advice? CONSIDER THE SOURCE: Many people have your best interest at heart, but it is important to consider their experience, training, and expertise on a subject, before acting on their advice. If you talk to …
1) Create a budget and track it 2) Pay yourself first (save at least 10% of your paycheck) 3) If you cannot afford it, don’t buy it (don’t charge something on your credit card, unless you have the money to pay it off in full) 4) Always look for discounts 5) Make sure your money …
