WOMEN & WEALTH BLOG
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At HoyleCohen, we welcome an educated client. The more you know, the more you will be able to take advantage of our tailored process and capabilities.
The Women & Wealth blog, covers a wide range of topics designed to broaden your understanding of important financial matters. Women want options: Not to be told “what to do” when it comes to their money. Our goal is to help educate you.
Plan Well. Live Fully. A conversation with client, Lois (Loie) Gail
Our client of 30+ years, Lois (Loie) Gail, shared her story about how she has incorporated the philosophy of planning well and living fully throughout her colorful life.
Educational Video – Support Payments & Taxes
HC Wealth Managers & Financial Planners discuss changes in tax laws affecting support payments (i.e. spousal, child, etc.) and how they in turn affect an overall financial plan.
How Your Divorce Impacts Your Family as Well as Your Finances
The end of a marriage brings a firestorm of emotions. It’s not merely the end of a relationship, it’s also the end of a traditional family unit…
What You Give Up When You Ignore Your Finances
When I decided on a career as a financial planner, I did so with a commitment to help women build confidence and a sense of independence. I did not choose this path casually…
Preparing Your Kids for Financial Independence
Giving birth to my children was an unforgettable milestone in my life, one I prepared for carefully and thoroughly. I read books, took classes, and talked to friends to learn what to expect…
Your Tax Return: ‘Just Tell Me Where to Sign’
Many of the women I meet through my financial planning practice are experiencing a major life transition such as widowhood, divorce, a large inheritance, or retirement. Suddenly, it’s critical…
Do You Fight Over Money?
You’ve heard that disagreements over money are a major cause of divorce. So, why don’t more couples work to manage these differences of opinion before it’s too late?
How to Get Out of Credit Card Debt
It’s possible to reduce — and even eliminate — debt, but only if you have a clear plan, are committed to sticking with it, and you can stop taking on new credit card debt in the process.
