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For many years in the not too distant past people did not retire - they died before it was...

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In the U.S., the average retirement length has tripled since 1935 from 7 years to around 22...

Edward Jones and Age Wave’s newest research has confirmed that…

The pandemic caused major disruptions in almost every aspect…

A new study “The Four Pillars of the New Retirement: What a…

With 2020 in the rearview mirror, and the end of the pandemic…

Findings from a recent survey and insights from three experts…

Why are women so uncomfortable talking about money? Women, unlike…

A new Merrill Lynch study celebrates the progress made by women while examining the financial challenges women still face throughout their lives.

As the massive baby-boomer generation is entering its seventh decade, most of us are aware of the aging of America.

Five days a week, Kim Moske makes a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and brown-bags it to work.

Are you ready to proactively help your future-self enjoy a happy, satisfying, and secure retirement?

Maddy Dychtwald, Co-founder of Age Wave describes this new tech tool that is on the horizon.

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

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.

Network of Executive Women

Christian Science Monitor

As CEO of legendary ad agency N.W. Ayer in New York, Mary Lou Quinlan had it all. "A huge office, a fantastic view, my own bathroom, hundreds of people reporting to me, galas left and right.

IFV News

In March, at a White House forum on workplace flexibility, Michelle Obama told the story of how she brought infant Sasha along on a job interview because she couldn’t find a babysitter

Casey and her mother embody two of the financial personalities that demographer Maddy Dychtwald says are common in women today.

Newsweek

Story Circle Book Reviews

According to Maddy Dychtwald, a nationally recognized demographer, marketing executive and entrepreneur, women are at the cusp of new financial power and how they use that power could transform our world in ways beyond our wildest imaginations.

You don't have to look far to find women who have had a bad car buying experience.

Orange County Register