Have you ever found yourself lying awake at night, running through numbers in your head, wondering if you’re doing this “right”? Maybe it’s a bill you’ve been putting off opening. A decision you’re not sure how to make. Or a quiet worry you haven’t shared with anyone. For many women, money isn’t just stressful, it’s deeply…

There is a wonderful kind of privilege that comes with working hard for the last three or four decades… Savings are finally growing, the debt and/or mortgage is being paid down, and finally it feels like we can breathe just a little and enjoy life!

My client “Janice” (not her real name) is 66, vibrant, and sharp as a tack. She runs her own consulting business, helps care for her grandchildren three days a week, and juggles chronic pain on top of everything else…

Money guilt can be heavy. But underneath it is often something deeper: care, love, and a desire to do right by….

When women tell me they’re “not good with money,” they don’t say it lightly. They say it with the weight of decades behind it, stories of financial ups and downs, cultural messages about what women “should” be like, and shame that has quietly taken root over time….

Most of us know what it feels like to regret a purchase. Maybe you’ve bought something you didn’t need, given too much to a loved one, or carried debt longer than you expected. But there’s a heavier burden that lingers long after the money is gone: money shame…

Most women over 60 I talk to love their children deeply and want the best for them. That often means offering help, sometimes financial help, when they’re struggling. After all, what mother doesn’t want her child to feel secure? But what happens when the giving…

You’ve seen a lot. You’ve made good choices. You’ve learned from the bad ones. So, when it comes to money, it makes sense to want to feel sure about what you’re doing. But what if that feeling of certainty is exactly what’s keeping you stuck? And what if that certainty is preventing…

You’ve worked hard, saved diligently, and now you’re stepping into retirement – or maybe you’re already there. But as you change AND the world around you continues to change, it might be time to fold in some new knowledge! One of the smartest things you can do right now?

When economic anxiety spikes, most people turn to the same recycled list of financial tips: build an emergency fund, live below your means, pay off debt. These aren’t bad ideas. They’re just the wrong tools for the moment you’re in. By the time a recession hits…