Beverly Bowers is a retired financial planner, solely responsible for her financial life for over 25 years. She's passionate about making investments understandable – dispelling the mystery and simplifying the process. In 2021, she self-published a book, How to Dress a Naked Portfolio, a Tailored Introduction to Investing for Women. She welcomes questions from all levels of investors at https://bevbowers.com/#email-list.

Latest Posts By Beverly Bowers

2 hours ago

Don’t Panic If You Read the Financial News

How our world can change overnight! Unless you have been backpacking in the wilderness, on a retreat, or have given up social media, tv, cable, radio, and newspapers, you must have heard or read about the disasters that struck the financial industry last week…

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2 weeks ago

Women’s History Month – My Tribute

Did you know that every March is National Women’s History Month? Its honorary observance was designated by Congress in 1987. The month is dedicated to honor the contributions and achievements of women to our country…

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3 weeks ago

Will You Inherit an IRA?

Do you expect to be the beneficiary of an IRA or retirement plan? Maybe you are in the process of a review of your IRA or retirement plan beneficiaries and want to make good decisions based on current legislation. The rules changed with both the 2019 SECURE Act…

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2 months ago

Ever Heard of a “Mondegreen”?

When I am driving, I like to listen to the radio and, if I am alone, that is the one place that I feel safe singing along. (If you can call what I do singing!) I belt out the words at the top of my lungs! I am embarrassed to say that I frequently misquote the actual lyrics…

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2 months ago

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) Have Changed

Just before the end of 2022, the SECURE 2.0 Act of 2022 was signed into law as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023. One of the changes included in the Act delays the age for required minimum distributions from IRAs…

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3 months ago

How Do You Feel About Money?

Don’t think about it, just give me your first reaction when you read, “How do you feel about money?” Feel is the important word! Do you feel scared, remorseful, angry, sad, or hurt? Or perhaps you feel elated, joyful, proud, appreciative, or giving?

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4 months ago

Are You a Giver or a Receiver?

This is the time of year when we are focused on giving. I put together my holiday gift list over a month ago. It is mostly the same as last year but with a few variations. Of course, my immediate family is always included plus a few “out-laws…

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4 months ago

Three Ways to Give Financial Thanks

As you prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, what is on your “Things for which to be Thankful” list? Maybe it is food on the table, a roof over your head, or family and friends who love and support you. Maybe it is the ability to shop in stores…

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