
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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It is 3pm in Delhi. My father is putting on a fresh shirt.
He does this every Tuesday. Not because his doctor told him card games are good for his brain. Not because he needs the money. He goes because he loves to win, and because s...
My cousin has an architecture degree. She earned it before she was twenty-five and barely used it, because her husband’s career moved fast and somebody had to be home when the school called. Those were reasonable decisions, made one at a ti...
I met my oldest and dearest friend last week for our monthly ritual of getting drinks. We call it our mutual complaining drink fest. The things we complain about have changed as our ages have, and now we are in the season of still running h...
Nine years ago, when my husband turned sixty, we applied for long term care insurance.
We were not frail. We were ordinary.
Arthritis. Cholesterol. Blood sugar. A touch of heart disease. We eat a little more than we need to, drink a littl...
My friend called me on a Tuesday afternoon. Thirty one years of marriage. He left her for a woman who is twenty eight, with a fresh face and, as my friend put it through her teeth, a tight everything.
I said the things you say. I meant the...
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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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