Financial Menopause™
Money Talk · The First Post

Financial Menopause™: The Money Transition No One Wants to Talk About

Hot flashes. Mood swings. Night sweats. We know the symptoms — but did you know your money goes through them too? Here's what Financial Menopause™ really looks like, and why it's the one kind you can actually avoid.

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Rebuilding After Divorce
Real Stories · For The Brave

How One Midlife Woman Rebuilt Her Financial Confidence After Divorce

Getting divorced was a shock. But the day I realized I didn't have to keep paying all the bills was the day I discovered financial independence. Here's how to look at the numbers — without judgment, just truth.

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5 Signs & What To Do
Money Talk · Five Symptoms

5 Signs That You Are (or Soon to Be) in Financial Menopause™

Do you check your retirement balance daily? Wake up at 3 a.m. with money on your mind? Obsessively try to time the market? Here are the five signs of Financial Menopause™ — and the courage it takes to do something about them.

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Your Legacy Plan
Legacy & Wealth · Patricia's Story

Your Legacy Plan: How to Fund What Matters Without Sacrificing Your Future

The Great Wealth Transfer is real — 32 trillion dollars changing hands. Here's how to plan a legacy that takes care of the people you love without sacrificing your own future. Plus, a personal story about doing it right.

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End Money Anxiety Tonight
Confidence & Mindset · 3 Steps

3 Simple Steps to End Money Anxiety Tonight

You know the 3 AM stare-down. The ceiling, the clock, the slow drip of money worry that won’t quit. Here are three things you can do tonight, before you close your eyes again, that will actually quiet the noise.

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11+ Years of Real Stories
Real Stories · Patricia’s Journey

What 11+ Years of Writing About Money Taught Me About Real Women’s Lives

I spent more than a decade writing financial books mostly for men. The whole time, I was watching the women. Here is what they actually taught me, and it has nothing to do with Wall Street.

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