“I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor. Believe me, honey, rich is
better” -Sophie Tucker
Statistics show that a majority of women to do not start to
think about their personal finances and investing until their
late forties after the death of a partner.
It is time for women to get a financial life. It does not matter
what financial situation you are in at the moment, stop telling
yourself you will think about your finances later. If you are
single, the man of your dreams may not come along on a white
horse holding a big fat wallet. If you are married, do you know
where the money is going?
The way that you perceive money is how you were taught to see
money in your life. Spend time thinking about what money means
to you. What are your habits? Think of the good habits and the
bad habits. Be honest with yourself. There are more resources
than ever before on getting a financial life. Start to take
advantage of the resources, turn your ching-ching into
bling-bling.
Intention: I will take an honest look at my finances. I will
make changes to make my money work for me and not just work for
my money.