Seven tips for women to take charge of their finances. - The Brookings Register
The Social Security program is vitally important to all Americans; however, it is essential to the financial security of women. Women live longer than men, which increases the risk that women may outlive their savings or that their pensions may lose their purchasing power. According to the Federation of American Scientists, Women 80 and older had the highest poverty rate among all senior age groups According to the Federal of American Scientists. Older women are more likely to live in poverty than men.” So, what can women do to take control of their finances? Experian outlines seven financial planning tips for women. To read the article, click here…
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