The habits of financially savvy women are not hard to copy and manifest for yourself in your life. If you’ve been struggling ...

This loss of financial independence can have long-term consequences on a woman’s economic security and personal autonomy, often leaving women without the ability to leave the marriage or control ...

Women who provide eldercare face larger career penalties than men. This "daughterhood penalty," on top of a "motherhood ...

Financial empowerment doesn't just benefit women; it uplifts all families, entire communities, and the whole economy. This is ...

Allianz Life's latest Women, Money and Power Study reveals increased financial independence among women. Many women still express uneasiness about their financial planning and retirement readiness.

The financial landscape has seen a powerful shift as more women take charge of their wealth. Despite this progress, many female investors still face unique challenges—from gender-based income gaps to ...

Women’s average Social Security benefits are 80% that of men ... it's important to look at how the program fits in with your overall financial plan. For people with stable jobs, I advise ...

Married women are decades too late in gaining the same legal footing as husbands for their retirement security. And it’s unfair how today’s U.S. laws create a financial power imbalance between ...

Becoming financially literate is crucial to success however you define it, whether it’s gaining financial security or building wealth. For women especially, learning how to navigate finances is key.

Social Security benefits are generally based ... Only by having a sufficient level of financial savvy can women hope to compensate for the gender pay gap now, and in their retirement planning.

One woman's Social Security payments dropped to just $14 ... leaving her with little financial resources to cover basic necessities. "It was dwindling down even one month to only $14.