I feel like a mama pit bull watching over her readers’ wallets. And I need to share Perry Marshall’s post on the reality of doing business online.
I feel like a mama pit bull watching over her readers’ wallets. And I need to share Perry Marshall’s post on the reality of doing business online.
They say girls can’t add. But if you buy into that myth, you may just be keeping yourself from controlling your money and reaching financial freedom.
Suze Orman sat quietly on stage this week in her butter yellow jacket, asking all the right questions: What about me? Do I matter enough to myself?
Owning your money: either you own it or it owns you. And in this economy, guess which one gives you a better chance of thriving …
Continuity is something very few people think about when assessing how secure their future is. Have you thought about it? Here’s why you should.
Savings accounts: who’d ever think they could turn I-hate-even-thinking-about-finances women into in-control, masters of their financial futures?
Debt: it’s not what it used to be. There used to be “good debt” and “bad debt.” Now there’s just “ugly debt.” And here’s why.
Overspending is a very visible money behavior. People laugh about it, but it’s no laughing matter. It can destroy credit, marriages, families and more.
Widows make up 14 percent of women between 20 and 64. And too many didn’t know enough about their finances. Don’t risk being in that vulnerable spot.
‘Relationship with Money’ for couples? I never would have expected the workshop to be such a major game-changer for them too!