There has been significant news coverage lately on the “labor shortage”. Companies are complaining that they are unable to hire workers even with increased wages and signing bonuses. This seems to be a direct contrast to a “disappointing” jobs report for April and May. What this means in layman’s terms is that there are a… Read More »The Fallacy of the Labor Shortage Argument
At the time of writing this post I have been fully vaccinated for nearly three weeks. During this three week period I have dined outdoors in restaurants twice, I have attended two small indoor family events, and I have begun an outdoor exercise class. With the exception of the grocery store and neighborhood walks, I… Read More »Post Pandemic Spending: Intentionally Further Your Goals and Values
Throughout my website I have included the phrase “Women + Money = Power”. Upon reflection, the word power can be taken in a lot of different ways so I want to ensure I am clear in my meaning. Many people, specifically women and BIPOC people, may have a negative reaction to the word power. In… Read More »Why Women Should Seek Money and Power
Much of what you have been taught about women and money is wrong You have likely heard media reports revealing that women are, as a whole, less financially stable and less prepared for retirement than men. Some frequently quoted statistics involve women saving less for retirement, delaying retirement savings, and not investing as aggressively as… Read More »Rethinking What You Know About Women and Money