Famed financial expert Jean Chatzky says if you take care of your health, your wealth will follow. Get her tips for strengthening your health-wealth connection.
3 Life Events That Can Affect Your Financial Future
Three major life events can plunge women into a financial crisis. In this Growing Bolder Financial Institute Minute, financial planner Jeannette Bajalia, founder and president of Woman’s Worth®, explains how longevity is redefining retirement planning for women.
Chris Hogan
Hope for financial security is available; you just have to learn how to make it happen. Financial guru Chris Hogan explains how he helps people retire “inspired.”
Erin Botsford
She’s one of the country’s top financial planners, and Erin Botsford wants to shatter a few myths about retirement. She says the old rules don’t apply, so even in these tough times, everyone has a chance to be successful the next time around.
Lighten Your Life With Peter Walsh
What if you could live with a lot less stuff and a lot less money, yet be happier than you’ve ever been? It’s not a trick. It can happen. Peter Walsh will help you learn how to lighten up your life.
Jeff Yeager
Can saving money make you healthier and happier? The man known as the Ultimate Cheapskate is on a mission to make us all more frugal and smarter with our money, and in turn, help us live more satisfied lives.
Wanda Urbanska
Could the recession actually be a good thing? The woman leading the simple living movement thinks our current economy will actually encourage Americans to hit a reset on their finances and start living the smart way. Find out how.
Julie Jason
Is your money ready for the rest of your life? Financial whiz Julie Jason says she can help anyone at any income level learn to avoid common mistakes to make their investments last.
Laura Carstensen
One of the country’s top aging experts says it’s no longer enough to simply hope for a long and happy life — you must plan for it. Learn how.
Tammy Erickson
The meaning of retirement has changed so much over the years that author Tammy Erickson says to retire it! In her new book, she says boomers have more options and don’t have to just leave their careers behind when they hit 65.
