Girl Meets Money

We’re on day two of a girls’ trip in California — currently tucked into a little bungalow at Nick’s Cove in Point Reyes.

How Are We Supposed to Do All This Let’s do the math, because I’m a numbers person.

Sometimes, you just have to get better at budgeting.

I leased a new car about a month or so ago.

It is not hyperbole when I say that the caregiving phase destroyed my family relationships.

45% of men ages 18-25 have never approached a woman in person, according to a recently published study.

Over the past 3 years, I’ve been making steady changes to my life in the health realm. 

You might think of the physical hangover of the holidays – your body readjusting from so much food, so much wine, and a full calendar. 

I’ve been listening to a podcast for a couple of days now, from Dr.

When I explain to clients or prospective clients how to save, I have an approach I like to call my “Next Dollar Policy.”

I met with a girl last week who is in her twenties, working for a large investment firm.

I’ve been reading The Feminine Mystique for the first time, by Betty Friedan.

A trip to Target just cost me $300.

“Mom, aren’t you on a diet?”

No one will understand that title but me, but Trekkies are my people.

Have you ever looked at a thin or fit woman and thought to yourself “Well, she’s not happy.

Women stand to control around 67% of stock market wealth by the year 2030.

Maybe the more obvious way that diet impacts money differently for women than men (although this gap is possibly closing), is Diets with a capital D.

(I think yes, and not the way you think) I’ll get straight to the point.