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- TEARING DOWN THE PINK WALL: CAREER ADVICE FROM 3 “INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN FINANCE”
Valuable career advice from three of the top women in the financial world, all members of Barron’s 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance. LISTEN NOW… - CRACKING THE BARRON’S LIST: TRAITS SHARED BY TOP 100 WOMEN IN U.S. FINANCE
What does it take to make it on the Barron’s list of the 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance? What do these women have in common? LISTEN NOW… - WOMEN MAKING IT ON WALL STREET
Part 2 of 2 Candid career advice from three super successful women portfolio managers. Causeway Capital’s Sarah Ketterer, Capital Group’s Karen Choi, and Canyon Partner’s Robin Potts share their victories, setbacks and strategies as they tear down the pink wall. LISTEN NOW… - THREE INVESTMENT PROS DISCUSS THE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES EMERGING FROM THE MARKETS’ VOLATILITYPart 1 of 2 The investment opportunities surfacing in the volatile stock, bond, and real estate markets. Causeway Capital’s Sarah Ketterer, Capital Group’s Karen Choi, and Canyon Partner’s Robin Potts share their perspectives. LISTEN NOW…
- WIDOWHOOD: THE MOST TRAUMATIC TRANSITION OF ALL
Of all the transitions women go through — marriage, childbirth, divorce — becoming a widow quite likely is the most traumatic. Advising recently-widowed female investors is emotionally draining, our financial advisors say. Having previously looked at the need for women investors to think of themselves as “pre-widows” before their husbands die, WEALTHTRACK WOMEN now looks at what new widows must do, and just as importantly, what they should not do, at least not before the grieving subsides.
WATCH NOW… - HOW YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN CAN GO OFF COURSE
That old line about how women are from Venus and men are from Mars seems especially true when it comes to a woman’s approach to investing. For women money is part of life’s complex mosaic. They want advisors who are good listeners, even confidants.
WATCH NOW… - PRENUPS MAKE A LOT OF $ENSE
There may be no greater threat to a woman’s financial security than getting divorced. You need to strategize ahead of time, then be ready to fight for yourself and your children.
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- FINANCIALLY SURVIVING A DIVORCE
There may be no greater threat to a woman’s financial security than getting divorced. You need to strategize ahead of time, then be ready to fight for yourself and your children.
WATCH NOW… - FIRST THINGS FIRST: WHAT’S YOUR FINANCIAL PLAN?
Studies show women aren’t as interested in money and investing as men. Big mistake. With longer life expectancy and today’s high divorce rate, up to nine out of 10 women will be solely responsible for their finances at some point in their lives.
WATCH NOW… - HOW A WOMAN INVESTOR DIFFERS FROM A MAN
That old line about how women are from Venus and men are from Mars seems especially true when it comes to a woman’s approach to investing. For women money is part of life’s complex mosaic. They want advisors who are good listeners, even confidants.
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