What is your definition of #success? 🏆✨
Success looks different for everyone, and there is no "right" definition. I have a YouTube video up now where I talk about how to define what your version of success is. Check the video out here: https://t.co/ghyvGYi9kc
Just 23% of board director positions across the #financialservices industry are held by women. That number should be a lot higher!
Women make great leaders, especially in this industry. Have you ever considered working in an executive role?
@nonecktieneeded Female #professionals often face the challenge of balancing their work life with family, children, and other obligations. The flexibility of a #career in financial services makes that balance so much easier!
How have you made the flexibility of your career work?
Now, more than ever, it's important to remember that building a #relationship with clients makes them feel appreciated. Spread #kindness in all that you do in your work, always.
Social Security retirement benefits replace about 40% of a median wage earners income after retiring. You may be able to estimate your benefit by using your retirement estimator on the Social Securities administrations website. https://t.co/X9Ol7aVhgF
Tip for Newly Weds: Frequent conversations about your finances will lead to long term financial success. Seeking the help of a financial planner will also help you stay on track.
Protect Yourself: As tax season approaches, many people start getting phone calls, emails and text messages from entities claiming to be the IRS. Don’t fall for these tax scams. U.S. Mail is the only way the IRS will correspond with you.
Secure Act - New Law Effective 1/1/2020 – The new law removes the age limit on IRA contributions. Beginning in the 2020 tax year, contributions to your traditional IRA can be made beyond 70½ provided you have earned income. Call us with questions.
Getting organized: If you have regular access to a computer, setting up online pay for your bills can go a long way towards streamlining the organization of your finances.
Juli McNeely, the first female president of @NAIFA, shared her holistic approach to retirement planning, which includes a conversation about how #annuities can help overcome retirement obstacles.