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Health Savings Accounts: How to get the most out of your HSA
The IRS just announced that health savings account contribution limits [...]
Estate Planning: 5 Things to Keep in Mind
Estate planning conversations are never easy or the most enjoyable [...]
Own Your Financial Future: 5 Steps You Should Take in the New Year
How are YOU feeling about your money goals? Maybe you're [...]
3 Reasons Why Investing Early is More Important than Investing A lot
Is it better to invest a lot of money early on, or invest smaller sums over a longer period of time? Here are three reasons why investing early is more important than investing a lot.
3 Ways to Redefine Your Relationship with Money
No matter how we feel about money, we all have to deal with it on a daily basis. Here are 3 ways to redefine your relationship with money.
5 Steps to Home Buying like a BOSS
While home buying can be an intimidating process, it's helpful to know what to expect ahead of time so you can be as prepared as possible. Here are our 5 home buying tips!
Navigating Retirement Pitfalls – 4 Tips to Stay on Track for Your Financial Future
Let's face it - life happens, and it can affect your financial goals, including retirement. Here are four tips to avoid common retirement pitfalls.
Inflation: 5 Things You Need to Know to Protect Your Money
You might've been hearing about inflation in the news recently, but you're not entirely sure what it is or how it affects you. Well, we've got you sister. Here are 5 things you should now about inflation and its effects on your wallet and your investments.
5 Money Bitch Tips
At PowHERhouse Money Coaching, we specialize in empowering women around the world to step into their Money Bitch mindset and take control of their financial goals. Here are our top five tips to help YOU become a Money Bitch!
Why Women Are Holding Back On Financial Planning
Last year, in preparation for writing our book, myself and my partner, Sarah Blankenship, interviewed over 100 women. The women we interviewed were diverse in race, income, education, occupation, and age and their incomes ranged from $40,000 a year to well into seven figures. This was our biggest takeaway.
