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Financial Planning for Women
You don’t have to go it alone. Many women feel uneasy about their financial decisions without the support of a trusted advisor.
You don’t have to go it alone. Many women feel uneasy about their financial decisions without the support of a trusted advisor.
Women face unique financial challenges.
Because women are often wired to incorporate life with their money, making money decisions cannot be separated out from life decisions. So it can feel like a chicken or the egg situation. You ask yourself, “Do I make the life decision first, then money? Or do I make the money decisions first and then life?” Neither of these feel right and it creates uncertainty.
We are here to help you expertly navigate them.
As a trusted thinking partner, we invite you to bring all thoughts, concerns, and considerations (even the unpleasant ones). Through pleasant financial conversations we help you surface what is creating dis-ease and design a financial strategy to solve it.
YOU DON’T HAVE TO GO IT ALONE
Financial Planning for Women
“Only 39% of women are confident they’ll have enough resources to last 25+ years in retirement, compared to 54% of men.”
Willis Towers Watson
Financial Planning for Women
Willis Towers Watson
Who we serve:
Independent women 50+ nearing retirement
Women redefining life and money after loss
Friendly, open-minded couples
Those who can sustainably meet our minimum annual planning fee of $5,000
Those who value a long-term partnership with an advisor firm
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Contact Pleasant Wealth today to schedule your first free, low-tension meeting with a financial advisor knows how to get the most out of your money while taking the stress out of financial planning.
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More information about financial planning for women
What are the 7 areas of financial planning for women?
Why is financial planning important for women?
By 2032, 2/3rds of the nation’s wealth will be held by women. However, because of historical division of labor, women haven’t held the same financial conversations over their life, as males have. Often women report lower confidence about making financial decisions or felt-preparedness for retirement. As women are living longer, financial planning supports women in making well thought through financial decisions they feel good about.
How does financial planning for women differ from planning for men?
Women tend to communicate differently than men and expect a different conversation from an advisor that allows for more aspects of their lives to enter into the conversation, rather than strictly numbers. Women often synthesize information deep and wide, taking in all considerations, to make slower, more methodical decisions. Women tend to view money as an extension of love, not of power. As natural caregivers for parents, spouses, and children, women’s resources can be threatened more quickly for their own needs when another’s needs begin to arise. Women tend to be more outcome oriented, and willing to be partner with an advisor they trust by being more vocal about worries they have, open to advisor’s guidance. Their lifespans are longer which requires more years of income planning and resource management in retirement.
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