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Next 30, Your Terms.

Next 30, Your Terms

For the midlife woman who ran the whole household and was never shown the money. The next 30 years start here.

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    I help midlife women understand money and make smart decisions through life's biggest transitions: divorce, aging parents, housing, and retirement. You are not bad with money. Nobody taught you. 30 years in mortgage and finance. $500M+ funded.

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