While most financial tips apply to everyone, there are some that are more

relevant to women. 90% of women will have to manage their finances on

their own at some point in their life and unfortunately too many women

lack confidence and hesitate to take control of their finances.

5 Personal Finance Tips for Women

1. Improve Your Knowledge.

It’s really not as complicated as you might think. Find a good source of

information and learn at your own pace. The David Lerner Associates

Newsroom has many articles about Women and Financial Literacy.

2. Talk To A Professional.

Find someone who will really take the time to listen

to your interests and concerns and help you to

achieve your personal financial goals.

3. Learn about the Sensible Middle Ground of Investing.

Invest in a wide range of investments that are based on real value

and designed to pay dividends or interest.

4. Plan Your Retirement.

If you plan now, you won’t have to be among those worriers. Take into

consideration the fact that women tend to live longer than men and so

have more years of retirement to fund. Speak to your financial professional

about how a divorce would affect your retirement plans.

5. Start Right Now.

The sooner you take an active role in your own

financial future the better than future will be.

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