According to an Investment News article about women and money, a “study by The Boston Consulting Group found that women were more dissatisfied with the financial services industry than any other that affected their daily lives. Women were reported as being treated with disrespect and condescension, and given poor advice specifically because of their gender.” […]
5 Life Changing Tips
One of the major decisions I have made over the past few years has been to change my diet so that I feel good. I made a conscious decision to do this after it resisting it for a long time. After being a life- long junkie who could not possibly pass up clipping a great […]
This Is One Money Tool You Have to Use!
The S&P is up 7% thus far for the year as I type this post for Financial Woman. If it were December, that return may seem pretty boring, but in early February, that number sounds rather remarkable. However, shorter term monthly returns are not the point that I want to make in this article, especially […]
What’s More Important Than a Pair of Jeans and Black Boots?
Last week I had a great excuse for hiding out in bed with a huge stack of my favorite financial publications for an entire day; I had a nasty head cold. I fully realize that I am a bit of a nerdy introvert, and this is not what thrills most people about a “sick” day, but […]
5 Things I Learned from Writing “Earn Grow Give”
Last week I was honored to have a book signing for Earn Grow Give, my personal finance book for women, in my home town of Tupelo, Mississippi, at the downtown landmark retailer, Reed’s Department Store. I grew up with Catherine Reed, who works in the gift and book department, so, personally, it felt more like […]