Women & Wealth
Are you ready for your "Golden Girls" era?
Most women will manage their finances alone at some point due to widowhood, divorce, or other life transitions. Experts say the question isn’t if, but when—and whether they will be financially prepared.
How to financially prepare for a divorce
The first step is to get your team in place including consulting with a divorce attorney and a divorce financial planner.
Women will control an estimated two-thirds of wealth in the US by the end of this decade.
Only half of women—compared to more than two-thirds of men—feel confident about managing investments.
It’s time for women to take control of their finances and live the lives they want.
Let's Talk About (Anything but) Money!
In a recent webinar, private wealth executive Victoria Ungashick shared a variety of tips on the types of topics financial conversations should cover, with whom you should be having them and how to overcome obstacles to fruitful discussion.
Defending against inflation
Melissa Lord, director of investment fiduciary and consulting services, explains inflation, its impact on the stock market, and how to respond.
Knowledge is power
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