Starting and running a business may be exciting and challenging. If you’re a woman and a business owner, you may face some obstacles, but there are many ways to gain a competitive edge.
Like other sectors, philanthropy experiences trends that shape giving. These trends positively impact broader societal goals that many high-net-worth (HNW) philanthropists strive toward.
Military families often face challenges. Planning for the future is no exception. One important thing to think about is long-term care.
October is Long-Term Care Planning Month, a time to reflect on the importance of preparing for future health needs. For women, this planning takes on special significance.
Divorce is never easy, but it is important that estate planning continues to take precedence before and after a divorce.
One of the most important decisions we make in our lives is how we plan to manage our money.
Small businesses have new reasons to consider the value of financial planning in working towards their business goals.
The more assets you have at stake, the bigger the target on your back for cybercrime. This means that managing your financial wealth needs to go beyond traditional security measures.
Personal finance is just that: personal. But for many women, even knowing where to begin can be a challenge.
Although the percentage of women who are CEOs of Fortune 500 companies is still small (about one in 10), the number of women in senior management (including vice presidents, senior vice presidents and executive vice presidents) in businesses is growing.
