When Rachel Smith met with her first financial adviser, he talked to her like she was five years old.

Historically, the financial services industry has focused its attention, energy, and resources primarily on men.

The shocking announcement that Patricia Summitt is stepping down as head coach of University of Tennessee's signature women's basketball program stunned not just sports fans but the world at large.

When we’re younger, our parents set examples for us to follow and teach us the fundamental lessons that shape how we’ll live our lives.

The recent "mancession," in which 82 percent of job loss was felt by men, has been touted as a victory for women. But does a job held by a woman necessarily mean one lost by a man?

Women are rising up. Their economic power is increasing around the globe, and it’s translating into influence.

How long will you live? To you, of course, the answer matters. But it matters, too, to insurers and to pension funds, to nursing homes and hospitals and to every provider of goods and services that you may want or need as you grow older.

Tricia Hoffman and Anja Woltman, both aged 64, knew from the moment they met—on a women's camping trip in Sedona—that they would be friends. What they didn't know is that they would eventually be roommates.