Age gracefully? Why more women are saying “no thanks”
No one was forcing me to disappear at 49. I was cooperating with it. The triathlon was how I changed that. Women are told to “age gracefully,” but now there’s an entire industry built around […]
Two women, two fears: When being financially prepared still isn’t enough
One is afraid of running out. The other is afraid of having to ask. Neither fear cares what’s in the account. Beth is 63, divorced, owns her home outright, and has more than $1 million […]
Smart, speedy, sometimes wrong: Meet your AI money coach
Meet Your New Money Coach: She’s AI, and She Doesn’t Judge Step one: Inherit a fortune. Step two: Ask a chatbot what to do with it. Step three: Almost disinherit your children. Welcome to the […]
What to do when your money retires before you do
Let’s Run the Numbers (Before They Run You) Melanie Cooper* thought she had her grand exit all planned out. At 65, the divorced mother of two packed up her New York life, kissed the dental […]