The quest for “the good life” continues to drive Baby Boomers to sacrifice today, so that they can enjoy the finer things tomorrow according to a MainStay Investments’ Boomer Retirement Lifestyle Study. A majority (76 percent) of Boomers surveyed say they are willing to spend less now to invest for a more comfortable lifestyle in the future. Read the rest of this entry »
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Boomers Willing to Wait to Get What They Want and Say They Need
Tuesday, August 10th, 2010 by editorMoney Management–What Women Want
Monday, August 2nd, 2010 by editorThe Boston Consulting Group just conducted a study showing women’s discontent with their money management services. The study’s bottom line was such old news, yet there’s a renewed interest in female wealth because women are growing in numbers and wealth. Read the rest of this entry »
Emergency Money Talks
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010 by editorA Couple’s Guide for Managing Financial Stress While Building and Strengthening Relationship Skills for Financial Success
Emergencies require exceptional skills in coping with financial and emotional conditions deemed out of individual control. Developing healthy coping skills is paramount to managing emergency conditions that could otherwise create havoc for families. Read the rest of this entry »
On The Delicate Subject of Money
Friday, November 13th, 2009 by adminMoney permeates every relationship in life, every interpersonal interaction: friendship and courtship, living together and marriage, divorce and death. Dealing with it, however, is still a major issue for couples today because it is not a comfortable issue to discuss. Even during these challenging economic times, partners avoid talking about money and dealing with the emotions it evokes. Money is certainly still a taboo in couple talk. Read the rest of this entry »
Money in A Marriage of Opposites
Monday, October 19th, 2009 by adminJoanne and Peter have been married for three years and have just started to deal with the reality of blending their money and making joint decisions. Planning to buy their first house has forced them to face the fact that there are conflicts they’ve been avoiding–conflicts because they have very different opinions and styles of approaching money. Read the rest of this entry »
