"Commit to your financial well-being!" — Manisha Thakor
CEO, Hanky Panky Ltd.
A: 1). Pay off your credit cards 100% every month 2). Take full advantage of all pretax savings opportunities offered by employers such as 401(k) 3). Live within your means READ MORE »
President and Owner, Eve Pearl
A: Invest in yourself. Shop in your own closet or try exchanging with your girlfriend. Write out your monthly income and expenses…all of them. You will find it amazing at how much money is spent on non-essentials. Try to do some things on your own. Manicure, pedicure, cleaning, cooking, drycleaning. We only realize these things when we don’t have money. Why not realize it ... READ MORE »
Talk Radio Host, Attorney, Advocate, Author, Groucho Productions LLC
A: As an attorney, I have had too many women come into my office knowing nothing at all about the money they had, where it was, how to get access to it, nothing. Too many get divorced or widowed, handicapping themselves unnecessarily. Financial literacy is as essential as reading. READ MORE »
Visual Artist, Writer & Certified Yoga Teacher, Susanna Harwood Rubin
A: Put money away with every single paycheck, no matter how small the amount - pretax is best, so an IRA or something similar. Pay your credit card bill in full every month - don't have debt. Make trade-offs. You want that coat? Cook at home for a week! READ MORE »
Founder & CEO, Lippe Taylor
A: Don’t spend what you don’t have! Invest in things you can touch, enjoy and share, like real estate! Pay off credit card debt the day the bill comes in to avoid interest! READ MORE »
CEO, Women Moving Millions
A: I have come to believe that one of the main reasons women's rights are not more advanced, here and around the world, is because women, in general, do not have a better and stronger connection to their financial resources. I was just told last week, by a woman who has been a money manager for 30 years, that she cannot ... READ MORE »