February Financial News & Articles
Every woman should be her own chief financial officer
Over the past two decades, I have specialized in advising women in moments of transition. This has given me the unique opportunity to observe women’s financial practices and attitudes during the window in which they are most open and most vulnerable. Read more at CNBC...
Should I get a smart lock? The pros and cons of going digital on your door
Charlotte Pfahl, 68, prefers using an old-school mechanical key to access her New York City apartment.So when her landlord modernized the building and installed a smart lock in 2018, she and several other residents over 65 were not thrilled about it. Read more at USA Today...
Succession Planning Strategies for the New Year
With a new year on the horizon, it’s natural to start thinking about potential resolutions for 2020. Unfortunately, more than three-quarters of those resolutions won’t make it past February.
Read more at Business2Community...
Read more at Business2Community...
Avoid these 3 estate-planning mistakes and make probate cheaper and easier for your loved ones
Planning for death is like any other transition of life, except this is one we can make easier for our loved ones. Don’t let the process of settling your estate, a process commonly known as probate, get in their way — and cost them more money. Read more at MarketWatch...
Sports Talk in the Office Could Be Discriminatory Against Women
As the Super Bowl approaches, I'm betting that many people in your office are talking a lot about football, and it's likely that a majority of those people are men. Well, one organization thinks this kind of behavior can lead to problems and is urging that men be curtailed from talking about sports in the workplace altogether.
Read more at the Entrepreneur...
Read more at the Entrepreneur...