What is the Problem About Women and Their Money?
Women have a problem with money.
Statistics say that less than 15% of women are responsible for our own financial future.
Most women have been taught to up get in the morning, go to work and bring home a paycheck.
Most women have NOT been taught how to make financial decisions to fund their dreams, their freedom, or their future.
We're way behind the curve when it comes to taking care of ourselves financially.
Often, we don't even belief being rich (or economically safe) is possible.
Without dramatic and powerful transformation NOW, millions of elderly American women will be homeless or living in dire poverty.
Don't believe it? Look at the facts for women and money:
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Census Bureau and the Annual Demographic Survey, conducted by the Bureaus of Labor Statistics and the Census.
) Why do we seem to do such a bad job when it comes to investing, saving, and preparing for our future? It certainly doesn't have anything to do with our intelligence or desire.
Where does the problem lie? It is not easy to change the behaviors that are bred into our culture.
There are many factors fro the way math is often taught in grade school that does not easily connect with women's brains, to focusing on current spending rather than lifetime money and a belief that it is not our job to take care of ourselves.
The answer to the money problem is inside.
It is our feelings and beliefs about money that limit our possibilities.
Without training, we have absorbed feelings, experiences and beliefs about money and ourselves.
Here is a revolutionary way to untangle personal money myths.
It is a combination of clearing our mental and emotional blocks to having more and practical, easy-to- understand behavioral shifts.
To expand our possibilities, is necessary to remove our inner limitations.
Often these were created in childhood and run like a virus in a computer, hidden from our every day awareness.
As we remove personal limitations, we expand our natural ability to be, do and have more.
By creating congruency with our mental, emotional and behavioral patterns around money, our financial goals become sustainable and achievable.
Statistics say that less than 15% of women are responsible for our own financial future.
Most women have been taught to up get in the morning, go to work and bring home a paycheck.
Most women have NOT been taught how to make financial decisions to fund their dreams, their freedom, or their future.
We're way behind the curve when it comes to taking care of ourselves financially.
Often, we don't even belief being rich (or economically safe) is possible.
Without dramatic and powerful transformation NOW, millions of elderly American women will be homeless or living in dire poverty.
Don't believe it? Look at the facts for women and money:
- Nine out of 10 workingwomen earn less than $40,000.
- Half of all women work in traditionally female, relatively low-paid jobs without pensions.
- Only one in five American women over age 65 receive a pension.
Women retirees receive only half the average pension benefits that men receive. - 80% of us will live alone for some part of our life.
According to the census bureau, in 1998, 55% of the women between 65 and 74 were married but by the age of 85 only 13% of the women were married.
The average age of widowhood is 56. - A study by the National Center for Women and Retirement Research at Southampton College of Long Island University found that 58% of baby boomer women had saved less than $10,000 in a pension or 401(k) plan, while baby boomer men had saved over $30,000.
- According to the U.
S.
Department of Labor, the average income for a woman over 65 is less than $7,000 a year.
S.
Census Bureau and the Annual Demographic Survey, conducted by the Bureaus of Labor Statistics and the Census.
) Why do we seem to do such a bad job when it comes to investing, saving, and preparing for our future? It certainly doesn't have anything to do with our intelligence or desire.
Where does the problem lie? It is not easy to change the behaviors that are bred into our culture.
There are many factors fro the way math is often taught in grade school that does not easily connect with women's brains, to focusing on current spending rather than lifetime money and a belief that it is not our job to take care of ourselves.
The answer to the money problem is inside.
It is our feelings and beliefs about money that limit our possibilities.
Without training, we have absorbed feelings, experiences and beliefs about money and ourselves.
Here is a revolutionary way to untangle personal money myths.
It is a combination of clearing our mental and emotional blocks to having more and practical, easy-to- understand behavioral shifts.
To expand our possibilities, is necessary to remove our inner limitations.
Often these were created in childhood and run like a virus in a computer, hidden from our every day awareness.
As we remove personal limitations, we expand our natural ability to be, do and have more.
By creating congruency with our mental, emotional and behavioral patterns around money, our financial goals become sustainable and achievable.
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