Women & Money: Age Matters

This is Part 2 in a 4 part series titled Women and Money. Money focus changes as we do.  How we view money as a teen in high school is different to when we graduate and move out for college or to start life; in our 30, 40s, 50s, and retirement age.  By understanding where we are, and thinking about where we want to be, we may be better able to make deliberate changes to our day that move us closer to our financial goals. Our tendency to depend on others for our support dupes us into relaxing about thinking about how we will finance our future.  I hope to have audience participation, and help raise awareness of how we think and how that thinking influences where we are, and why we may need to be more proactive about directing our future to be where we want it to be.  Catch the other portions of this series here Part 1: Conditioned to Receive, please listen in  Part 3 Marriage, Motherhood, or Managing Solo  Part 4 Financial Force or Financial Farce? Can we really make a significant contribution or are we destined to be the perpetual side-kick?  Debt Free Wealth Radio is a production of TrudyBeerman.com   Buy my book, THE CREDITORS ARE COMING  and read about a Widow whose husband left her in massive debt, and she was about to lose everything including her children to slaver