EWomen Network hosted their annual conference in Dallas this past weekend. I attended for the first time, and it was fantastic on so many levels. In addition to promoting and helping women entrepreneurs, Sandra Yancey has created a foundation that contributes significant amounts to charities. What an amazing woman and organization! One of the processes in my 7 Steps to Deliberate Investing Course takes you through examining your current financial situation to make sure you are on track to reach your long term wealth goals. The idea is to do this while you still have time to get to where you … [Read more...]
What’s Left After Taxes Grows
July 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Financial women know that taxes greatly affect wealth accumulation. No matter how well you invest your money, a 33% chunk out of your investment returns or your income is painful. Yes, income taxes can be boring, and that is why everyone needs a good CPA. There are actually people who enjoy preparing tax returns! Worth magazine produced an article on the top 10 tax deductions. While you are probably too busy to do #5 on the list, which is to establish a captive insurance company, I’m sure you have time to send the article to your CPA and set up a meeting to discuss it with her. I am … [Read more...]
7 Fun Ways to Become Involved with Your Investing
June 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Recent studies on women and money have shown that we are becoming more involved with investing the household money. Despite this, I regularly talk with women who still completely avoid their wealth management. I think many women want to be more involved with their investments, but they just don’t know where to start. I recommend starting simply by becoming comfortable talking and thinking about your money and where it is invested. Most people, especially women, are still uncomfortable talking about their money. Realize that talking about money doesn’t mean you have to announce your salary … [Read more...]
