![Retirement Problems and Potential Solutions [Book Reviews]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/young-woman-reading-books-studying-768x402.jpeg)
Among the many (many) commentators in the personal finance space who write about planning for retirement, Teresa Ghilarducci is unique. She’s a professor of economics at The New School for Social Research, the Director of the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis (SCEPA), and The…
![Rewire for Wealth [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/green-money-symbol-wired-to-computer-mouse-768x403.jpg)
This review of Barbara Huson’s book, Rewire for Wealth – Three Steps Any Woman Can Take To Program Her Brain For Financial Success – is by Vicki, co-founder of Women Who Money and Women’s Money Talk. Formerly Barabara Stanny, Barbara Huson is a money and…
![Flipping a Switch: A guide for later life [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/flipping-a-switch-book-review-768x403.jpg)
When you’ve been working a 9-5 for decades, you dream of the freedom you’ll have when you take charge of your retirement days. No more performance reviews, mandatory meetings, checking your work email at home, or dealing with demanding clients. But you’ll also lose the…
![Napkin Finance: Money for visual learners [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/napkin-finance-book-review-768x403.jpg)
Are you a “hands-on” or kinesthetic learner who learns by doing? Maybe your preferred way of learning is interacting through text when you read and write. Auditory learners enjoy taking in information by listening to what others share. And if you have a visual learning…
Retirement. Whether you’re 5 years or 35 years away from trading your time for money there’s a lot to consider. How will you spend your days in retirement? Where will you live? And how you will pay for it all? If you’ve not yet considered…
![Save Money, Ditch Debt, Build Wealth [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/clever-girl-finance-book-review-1-768x403.jpg)
When you’ve been reading about personal finance for more than a decade, you might think there isn’t much new you can learn. But I always enjoy reading new perspectives and seeing what I can share with Women Who Money readers. This review of Bola Sokunbi’s…
As your kids get older and become young adults, everything they want and need seems to get more expensive. You think about money a lot, and you’ll notice money is on your teen’s mind more often too. Whether it’s spending money to go out with…
![Every Woman Should Know Her Options [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/book-review-every-woman-should-know-her-options-1-768x402.jpg)
As someone who believes in lifelong learning, I know I can always find new takeaways when I read a book – especially a book about investing. I also know I struggle to learn from books written with difficult to understand terms and those that make…
![Get Your Worth: Salary negotiation [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/book-review-know-your-worth-salary-negotiation-women-1-768x402.jpg)
While it’s disheartening to read women still earn $.80 in the workplace for each $1 earned by a man, women are not powerless to change their own earning situation. Olivia Jaras, who wrote Know Your Worth, Get Your Worth: Salary Negotiation For Women is a…
![The Feminist Financial Handbook [Book Review]](https://womenwhomoney.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/feminist-financial-handbook-review-1-768x402.jpg)
Brynne Conroy has written a personal finance book like no other. The Feminist Financial Handbook doesn’t tell you how to get rich quick or put you down for your money choices. Her handbook provides valuable information, action steps, and resources to help you make changes…
Life is full of uncertainty and risks, and every day we expose ourselves emotionally, financially, and physically to potential danger. In a word, we are vulnerable. And sometimes that stops us from taking chances. Today though, we are taking a chance and sharing a book…
Have a money book, app, product or software you’d like reviewed? Let us know! Apps ~ Books ~ Financial Products ~ Games & Activities ~ Mobile Phone Service Providers ~ Online Courses ~ Podcasts ~ Stores ~ Technology ~ Travel Financial Apps Acorns Review 2022:…
Living on one income isn’t right for every family. It’s a big decision that depends on finances, family dynamics, careers, and more. Initially, I didn’t plan to be a stay-at-home parent, or a parent at all, for that matter. But, sometimes, life has a way…
Lisa Whitley, AFC®, CRPC® is an Accredited Financial Counselor® and Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor® who has conversations every day about money with people from all backgrounds. After a long career in international development, she brings a cross-cultural dynamic to her current work to help individuals…
While it may not be a new concept to you, now’s a great time of year to revisit Carol Dweck’s book – Mindset: The New Psychology of Success. Published in 2006, the book was updated in 2016 to address common misunderstandings and add new research….
Are you seeking informative and engaging written content? We do that. Do you require proofreading of your written word? We do that. Are you searching for Brand Ambassadors to represent your company? We do that too. The Women Who Money Team, led by co-founders Amy…
Kristin Wong doesn’t pull any punches in her newly released book, Get Money. She claims that most of us actually suck with money, even if we understand the “math” behind our finances. Are you nodding in agreement? We thought so. There are plenty of people…
Many stay-at-home moms want to supplement their family’s finances with a side income. But being a stay-at-home parent takes a lot of time. One study showed stay-at-home moms work over 90 hours a week! In other words, stay-at-home moms struggle to find time to earn…
Are you looking for ways to earn extra income while staying at home with your kids? The good news is that stay-at-home moms can make money in many different ways. Whether you need a side income, a replacement for a full-time job, or want to turn…
When we’re young, it’s hard to picture ourselves or our loved ones as older adults—especially older adults in need of care. But many of us will need care as we age. Once we reach our 65th birthday, we have a 70% chance of needing some…
As an adult, you have a responsibility to look after yourself and your best interests in all aspects of your life. When you’re a parent, you also have that same responsibility concerning your minor child or children. Every day of your life, you face challenges…
Experiencing stress is a part of being human. We need some pressure to push us, but too much can lead to anxiety and depression. While it’s normal to feel heightened stress levels when we’re in danger, excessive strain can damage our physical health, wealth, and…
If you don’t have a will, or it’s been some time since the drafting of yours, you’re probably wondering what estate planning costs today. Looking for legal help isn’t like shopping for new shoes; it’s not easy to compare legal fees online. Estate planning doesn’t…
Let’s Do Money Better improve your financial health Women Who Money Take Control of Your Finances. We’ll help you discover the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to improve your financial health and ultimately build a financially secure and independent life. Find topics of interest by……
You’ve been searching for a new job for a while, submitting countless resumes, talking with multiple recruiters, and networking as much as possible. Finally – you get the call. An invitation to interview for a role you’d love. These job interview tips will help you…
A challenged world is an alert world. Individually, we’re all responsible for our own thoughts and actions – all day, every day.” IWD Each year, International Women’s Day (IWD) is recognized worldwide on March 8th, to: Celebrate the cultural, economic, political, and social achievements of…