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I met with a girl last week who is in her twenties, working for a large investment firm. She is polished, professional, well spoken and incredible at sales. She had also been taken completely aback at a recent conference when someone cited that women could not have their own credit…
It is not hyperbole when I say that the caregiving phase destroyed my family relationships. It happened on both sides of my family. I had an idyllic family dynamic growing up. My grandparents all lived in the same town as we did when I was growing up, and we were…

When I explain to clients or prospective clients how to save, I have an approach I like to call my “Next Dollar Policy.” The policy…

I’ve been reading The Feminine Mystique for the first time, by Betty Friedan. First published in 1963, Friedan creates a much more reachable picture of…
A trip to Target just cost me $300. Most of the cart was filled with “back to school” – not really supplies, but things like…
