As the summer winds down and the leaves start to shift, September offers the perfect moment to pause, reflect, and reset—especially when it comes to our finances. For Black women over 50, financial wellness is more than just numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s about freedom, legacy, and peace of mind. Whether you’re looking ahead to […]
This is the second of a five-article series aimed at helping you learn how to use a credit card to earn the most benefits while avoiding the huge costs of credit card mismanagement. The focus of this article is about how to set up your credit card to start earning benefits, protect your credit information […]
This five-article series will help you learn how to (1) use a credit card to maximize the benefits while (2) avoiding the huge costs of credit card mismanagement. How to earn travel miles, cash back, gas, or other credit card benefit – Every. Single. Month. How does This Work? Instead of writing a separate check […]
Who says reinvention is just for the young? For women over 50, this chapter of life can be the most empowering yet. With experience, clarity, and (finally!) the time to focus on what matters, many women are discovering that their passions aren’t just hobbies—they’re opportunities. Whether you’re recently retired, empty nesting, or simply craving more […]
As the flowers bloom and the days grow longer, spring naturally invites a sense of renewal. While many of us focus on cleaning out closets and reorganizing our homes, it’s the perfect time to also give our finances a fresh start. Especially for women over 50, this season offers an opportunity to take charge of […]
Preparing for Inflation in Retirement: A Strategic Guide Inflation, the silent thief of purchasing power, can significantly erode the value of your retirement savings over time. To safeguard your financial future, it’s crucial to implement strategies that can help you weather inflationary storms. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you prepare: Understanding the Impact of […]
The “One and Done” Trend The Wall Street Journal’s observation that an increasing number of women in their 60s or older are choosing to remain single or remarry only once is a fascinating reflection of societal shifts and evolving attitudes towards marriage. Susan Brown’s insight that many women in this age group are reluctant to “be […]