Women in Planning Articles
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by
Karen DeMasters
The CFP Board is launching a campaign to find out why the number of female planners has stagnated for the last decade and what can be done about it.
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by
Bloomberg News
Sallie Krawcheck has agreed to buy 85 Broads, the global network with 30,000 members that began on Wall Street and promotes women as business leaders.
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by FA Staff
Over 80 percent of women have at one time or another lived in non-traditional family households that have placed greater pressure on them to achieve financial independence, according to a new survey.
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by FA Staff
Mothers have more in-depth financial discussions with their adult children on topics ranging from health care needs to living expenses in retirement than fathers, according to Fidelity study.
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by FA Staff
Few women consider becoming a financial planner because, in part, they consider the job stressful and feel they would have a problem recruiting clients, according to a new study.
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by Catherine Seeber
Showing an understanding of life events is a better approach that will attract more women as clients.
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by
Karen DeMasters
The results of a national financial quiz show that Americans have a lot of work to do in understanding how to manage money, according to Limra.
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by
Kathy Lynch
Financial advisor Jessica Shaulis conveys her value to potential clients by discussing money and clothes.
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by FA Staff
Nearly half of all women in a recent insurance industry survey said they feared going broke and becoming homeless.
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by
Kathy Lynch
Financial firms that are interested in bringing women advisors into more prominent roles may be in a better position to build their businesses, according to a Pershing study.
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