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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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New Abortion Law Changes Tax Deductions
Tax Breaks Georgia's abortion law could change the way that some states and people think about dependent tax deductions.
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How Women Can Get What They Want (and Need) from a Financial Adviser
Women & Money Improving women’s experiences with financial professionals starts with honest conversations and some smart questions. And picking the right pro – one who knows how to listen – is critical.
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Abortion and Taxes: What Happens Now Without Roe v. Wade?
Women & Money See how abortion-related medical expense deductions, HSA and FSA payments, employer-provided travel, and charitable contributions will be handled now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned.
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3 Start-Small Financial Goals for Every Woman
Women & Money Getting control of your finances is a big task, but you can always start small. Three mindful steps could get you on the right path.
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Why the Sandwich Generation Just Got Worse for Women
Women & Money COVID amped up the pressure on women providing for their families recently. If you’re “stuck in the middle,” don’t lose hope. Take some tips on how to get some breathing room again.
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Make the Most of the New Workplace
Employee Benefits In the wake of the pandemic, employers are willing to be more flexible and inclusive.
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Why Women Need to Take a More Active Role in Their Financial Futures
Women & Money It’s a mistake to let someone else make all your decisions or take care of everything for you. You can start taking control of your finances by reviewing the five basics of a good retirement plan.
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How Does Marriage Affect Your Credit Score?
Starting a Family While credit reports aren’t merged for married couples, individual records can affect joint loans. Learn the rules to ensure good credit goes along with a good marriage.
