Wise Women

When you were married, you likely relied on your spouse to pay the bills and manage your finances if you lost your job, became ill, or suffered injuries from an accident. If you are now solely responsible for handling your finances, consider developing a contingency plan so you won’t miss bill payments due to unforeseen life events.

Spring is a great time to clear out the clutter and get ready for some very productive summer months. Here are seven ways to spring clean your finances.

Retirement is a significant milestone and brings with it a significant shift in identity and purpose. Without proper planning, this can lead to feelings of uncertainty and loss of control. By taking the time to reflect on how retirement fits into your identity, creating a purposeful schedule, and developing a cash flow plan, you can make the most of this new and exciting chapter in your life.

Millions of people worldwide are affected by epilepsy, a debilitating disorder, and Purple Day aims to increase awareness of this condition. Caring for a child with special needs can be expensive, but a financial advisor can assist in finding resources to subsidize the significant annual costs.