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News Alert: When it comes to money, most women get shortchanged.

Perhaps you never thought of it … but money is really not equal between men and women. 

As a matter of fact, as a woman you actually need more money than a man.

Here’s Reason #1 …

Your chances of outliving a man are greater, as well as living longer.

Women currently outlive men by 5 to 6 years and by age 100 there are approximately twice as many women than men. (take heart the oldest living person is a woman, age 122)

Here’s Reason #2 …

Your average dollar earnings over a lifetime are consistently less than a man’s.

You’ve grandmother earned 63.9% of a man’s income in 1951. In 2007 you earned 77.8%. That translates to a 13.9% increase in pay over 56 years. 

 Here’s Reason #3 …

Your retirement funds and pension are usually smaller than a man’s. 

One of the factors affecting the final amounts is reflected in any leave of absence taken to care for children, family emergencies or elderly parents.

If you are further affected by a job loss, a significant decline in investments or the sudden responsibility of being the primary income provider due to divorce or death then having more money becomes an even more critical issue for you.

Your might think that your only answer is do something like -

cut expenses, go back to school, find a better job, take a second or third job, look for better investment returns, or start your own business.

But, how do you know which one will really be the best choice for you?

When trying to figure that out, the first obstacle most women encounter is one perpetuated by men.

Even though men mean well, they’ve been misguided in trying to convince us for centuries that their logic is always better when it comes 
to knowing more and making decisions.

Getting past this obstacle is easy once you understand the brain differences between men and women.  

In general, men tend to decide from the logic, factual part of their masculine brains and women are more inclined to decide by accessing the emotional, feeling portion of their brains.

For women wanting to feel they are making 
the “right” decision, they may request 
more information, consider more possibilities or just take more time to decide. All the logic in the world won’t satisfy the woman who needs to
feel right before she decides. 

If you’re a woman shortchanged by lack of enough money and caught in the uncertainty 
of deciding on how to get more, let Money 
Women and Brains show you how to
tap into the natural brilliance of your feminine brain.

After all, why not go to the source - your feminine brain, the one who knows you better than anyone else.

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The Women of Alzheimer’s – Maria Shriver

February 1, 2012 By Joyce Hansen Leave a Comment

Maria Shriver is the daughter of a parent with Alzheimer’s but she is also one of the most vocal in exposing the impact of Alzheiemer’s on women. The Shiver Report focuses on how women are and will suffer the brunt of the Alzheimer’s epidemic. The report cites daunting statistics of a cost well beyond the $300 billion a year currently [...]

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Reflecting on the effect of Alzheimer’s on women

January 31, 2012 By Joyce Hansen Leave a Comment

It’s not pleasant to think that 3.4 million women over the age of 65 are experiencing various stages of dementia and Alzheimer’s nor to imagine that by 2050 there will be 8 million women. As I writing this month’s blog posts, it was depressing to find there is no cure for Alzheimer’s anywhere near the [...]

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