In honor of Women’s History Month, we recently wrote about natural advantages women have that can help them manage personal finances. Today we’re talking about the other side of the coin—disadvantages that women need to be aware of when dealing with money matters. Like we wrote before, we don’t want to stereotype anyone, and every…
Posts Tagged: Women’s History Month
Talk to a Coach
for Free
Get advice on options to reduce your debt and improve your credit.
* Fields are required |
By clicking Send below, you agree to our terms. |
Upcoming Events
Recent News
Apr
12
The CDC’s Latest Eviction Moratorium: What You Need to Know
There is a little bit of time left on the national suspension of evictions for nonpayment of rent. Under this order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the owners of residential property may not pursue eviction or remove a tenant from the property. The CDC’s latest order extends the residential eviction ban until...Read More read more
Apr
05
Financial Literacy Month 2021: Free assistance, education, and resources
Every year, April is National Financial Literacy Month. As an organization dedicated to spreading financial literacy and education, we honor this yearly event with workshops & seminars, educational materials, and a continuing commitment to helping people learn to better manage their money. Financial Literacy Month has been around for over 2 decades. It was originally...Read More read more
Mar
29
Your College Acceptance Letter Arrived. Now what?
Prospective college students should expect to be getting acceptance letters throughout the next couple of months. By April, you should have a very good idea which schools have said yes, and you (or your kids) will have some big decisions to make. Recent experience has taught us that paying for college has big, life-long consequences....Read More read more
