Latest articles by Stacy Francis, CFP®, CDFA®, CES™
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In ESG Investing, Money Changes Everything
ESG investors put their money where their mouths (and hearts and minds) are by investing in companies with better management of environmental, social and corporate governance factors.
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Signs of Financial Abuse in Marriage: What to Watch For
personal finance Does your spouse try to control you through money? Spot the red flags before financial abuse escalates to domestic abuse.
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Wives Who Make More Than Their Husbands Should Take Note
Divorce When wives make more than their husbands, the husbands are more likely to cheat, and the couples are more likely to face divorce. Two divorce experts weigh in on why.
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I'm a New Widow. Who Are the Experts I Should Consult?
A support network of experts who can help a new widow can be just as important as your personal support network at such a difficult time.
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Social Security Strategies to Help Widows Replace Lost Income
Survivors benefits can help younger and older widows make ends meet, and there could be more than one claim option available. And the stakes are high!
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When You Die, What Happens to Your Bitcoin?
Without your private key, your heirs are locked out of your digital wallet. Being prepared, though, ensures they can gain access to your assets when the time comes.
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The Divorce Gap: Unique Retirement Issues for Women Over 50
The shocking loss of income and retirement savings that disproportionately affect divorced women is a big challenge – especially for those over 50.
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They Lost a Spouse but Bounced Back: 5 Women’s Financial Stories
Women & Money A look at how five widows got their financial lives in order and got to a better, brighter, more empowered place. They did it, and so can you.
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Should I Hire an Estate Planning Attorney Now That I Am a Widow?
estate planning Many estates are simple enough where no help is needed, but there are several situations where anyone would be much better off getting some professional support.
