bill paying, investing, relationships, retirement, work · March 19, 2020
How to Navigate A Financial Crisis
The rapid meltdown in global investments as the economic severity of the coronavirus takes hold is indeed unsettling.
credit cards, emergency fund, retirement, saving, work · October 24, 2019
What Will You Do with your 2020 Raise?
A recent survey of employers says they expect the typical raise next year to be around 3%. I hope you are the rock star who lands an even bigger pay increase. But, 3% is good when you consider that th
401k, employee benefits, insurance, life insurance, roth, work · October 17, 2019
Workplace Benefits: Your To Do List for 2020
Fall is typically when employers announce any benefit plan changes for the coming year and ask employees to review their coverage and request any coverage changes.
credit, credit cards, credit score, emergency fund, financial security, money management, saving, security, stocks, work · August 22, 2019
Yes, There Will be a Recession. Here’s How to Prepare.
It’s been more than a decade since the U.S. economy fell into a recession. That’s a long time ago. But I know for many of you, far from forgotten, as the Great Recession that lasted from late 2007 to
401k, ageing, financial security, IRA, money management, retirement, saving, spending, work · February 20, 2019
How to Protect Yourself from the Financial Risk of Turning 50
A new study that looked at the employment and pay patterns for people once they turn 50 should be a wake-up call for anyone approaching or in their 50s. About half of the people in the study suffe
work · September 17, 2018
Newfound Voice Brings Women Financial Power: A Q&A with Suze Orman
As female workers find their voice in the #MeToo era, Suze Orman updates her 2007 bestseller Women and Money for a new generation, saying that women may finally have the power and confidence to
women and money, work · August 1, 2018
Are You Falling into this Workplace Trap?
An updated version of my book Women & Money will be published next month. Why return to the topic?
career, family, personal growth, work · July 11, 2018
Vacations are an Important Career Move
According to a national survey, more than half of Americans don’t use all their vacation days. I think that’s a bad career move. Vacations aren’t an indulgence, they are a necessity.
retirement, work · April 25, 2018
What’s Your Plan for Working Longer Before Retiring?
I am on the record that for anyone worried about if they will have enough money to live in retirement, planning to work longer can be a big help.
career, work · March 28, 2018
Thinking About a Job Change? Make Sure It will Really Work Out for You
Changing jobs can be one of the best career moves if you find a new opportunity that lands you in a workplace that encourages and energizes you to excel.