Retirement might seem far off, but for women, it's crucial to start planning early. We tend to live longer than men, so our assetsneed to stretch further. Plus, thanks to the wage gap and time taken off for caregiving, we might have less saved up than our male counterparts.

Retirement is a stage of life that requires careful planning to mitigate various risks that can threaten financial stability and well-being. We examine the key risks in this article.

Visualization has long been touted as a tool that works, many successful people credit this technique as a part of achieving their goals. Neuroscientists have long known that visioning works. There is nothing woo-woo about this. Professional athletes to CEOs have used visioning techniques for years. I share my personal visualization exercise in this post.

Have you ever really thought about how your personal retirement will play out? Picturing successful retirement planning initially involves envisioning how you want your life to look like when you fully or partially retire. Here I share some important steps to get started on a vivid and detailed picture of your ideal retirement.

Let's dive into a topic that's crucial for all of us, but especially for the amazing women out there—retirement planning. Women face unique challenges when preparing for retirement and contrast their experiences with those of men.

The sun is finally shining, the days are longer, and the vibes are just right! Time for the beach, right?! – Yes! However, summer can also bring those scorching expenses that leave us feeling a bit burned out, financially speaking.

Ready to chat about something that's often brushed under the rug, but is absolutely essential: Retirement Income Planning. Picture this: you've spent your whole life hustling, chasing dreams, building a career, and living your best life. But then, the time comes to kick back, relax, and soak in the golden years. Sounds dreamy, right? Well, it can be if you've got your retirement income plan in place.

Most people think all financial planners are “certified,” but that isn’t the case. Just about anyone can claim to be a “financial planner.” To ensure quality financial planning, the CFP® Board benefits the public by independently certifying financial planners. Professionals with the CFP® designation, like yours truly, have met rigorous qualifications for financial planning.

I'm beyond thrilled to share the news that I've officially earned my RICP® designation! A Retirement Income Certified Professional® helps clients make the most of their retirement income and investments. I have the expertise to develop a personalized income plan that takes into account your unique goals, lifestyle, and risk tolerance.