How much in a working lifetime does it cost you to be a woman?
That’s a question posed by the National Women’s Law Center, and its analysis was eye-opening.
CNBC interview with Michael Haubrich on Career as an asset
Read Mike’s latest interview with CNBC reporter, Deborah Nason. Mike is widely recognized for his creation of Career Asset Management and its link to financial well-being.
PBS interview with Mike Haubrich
PBS’s Next Avenue blogger, Richard Eisenberg, recently interviewed Mike Haubrich about how he works with clients on thier career asset.
The Great Panic of 2016
Wow! There’s no diplomatic way to say this: the global stock markets are in panic mode right now. In two weeks of trading, the U.S. S&P 500 index is down 8% on the year, which brings us close to correction territory (a 10% decline), and has some predicting a bear market (a 20% decline). On…
Wall Street drama
When China sneezes, the U.S. catches cold. Read about the latest drama to hit Wall Street
Know how much your donations are worth
As the leaves begin to change and summer high temperatures begin fading in memory, many begin focusing on the annual ritual of Fall Cleaning. Closets often hold hidden gems that still have a lot of wear. Goodwill offers a great place to drop off your gently used items and you benefit from the tax deduction…
Follow the plan
Worried about what to do when the market fluctuates? Follow your plan. The answer is easy but the discipline to do so isn’t always. Read Justus Morgan’s column for more.
How to read the panicky market
Over the last few trading days, we’ve seen some pretty wild volatility in the market. A solid financial plan is the antidote to ease your anxiety. Read more from Justin Moilanen.
How to ensure against a rainy day in your career
Read MIke Haubrich’s latest blog post on the About.com blog, Money Over 55 in which he discusses how to ensure against a career rainy day.
How to fill a career a retirement income gap with career value
Mike Haubrich is now a guest blogger on about.com’s MoneyOver55 blog. Read his first post here. How to fill a retirement income gap with career value