Being Resilient During Turbulent Times in Your Life — and in the Markets
Between the coronavirus, the stories emerging from the #MeToo movement, and the extreme market volatility we’ve seen in recent weeks, it’s hard to stay afloat.
Between the coronavirus, the stories emerging from the #MeToo movement, and the extreme market volatility we’ve seen in recent weeks, it’s hard to stay afloat.
The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8th is #EachforEqual, promoting that “an equal world is an enabled world” and that
Millennials experienced the financial crisis first-hand. And many of us were unlucky enough to graduate college during the worst job market since the Great Depression.
Most financial advisors say that you should keep emotions and investing separate: “Emotions cloud your judgment.” “Emotions have no place among the pie charts and
There’s a myth that has permeated the financial services industry for decades: that men are better investors than women. But it turns out that assumption
Previously on the blog, we’ve talked about the importance of investing with intention. We’ve also talked about how women tend to do more investment research
It’s often assumed that women don’t ask for raises, that they act less assertively in negotiations for fear of upsetting the relationship with their boss
In late December, a new law was passed giving federal workers paid parental leave for the first time. (Unfortunately, not all federal workers are covered
Creating New Year’s resolutions is a great way to kick off the new year, but sometimes our goals can be so big, lofty, and vague
When it comes to investing, women gain a performance edge thanks to their innate patience, low-trading frequency, and goal-driven strategies. Some writers have noted differences
