Posts Tagged ‘family’


Women Take a Larger Role in Family Finance

Icon Provided by Joseph Regenstein IV, CMFC on July 21, 2010

Financial advisers are noticing a shift. A development few have noticed. The recession that started in 2007 quietly brought an economic shift to millions of American families – the woman of the house became the primary wage earner. In June 2010, Labor Department data showed that nearly 22% of American men aged 25-65 were unemployed. [...]

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Tags: advice, american families, breadwinner, family, financial priorities, retirement, wage earner, woman of the house


Breaking the Surface – Recovering From Unemployment

Icon Provided by Joseph Regenstein IV, CMFC on February 22, 2010

Four tips for recovering from unemployment. Any period of unemployment is fraught with stress – both personal and financial. While landing that formerly-elusive new job can be a relief, it is only the first step on the road to recovery from unemployment. This transition time is akin to breaking the surface after being underwater for [...]

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Tags: advice, family, financial health, Financial Planning, goal, job, paycheck, recovering from unemployment, survival, Unemployment, well-being