Much of financial planning focuses on retirement. But what if your client isn’t planning to retire?

It’s more common than ever for women over 50 to consider rethinking their work-life.

...after a long and successful academic career, I started asking myself whether the opportunities exist for a woman ‘of a certain age’.

I don't know that I chose it. I think it chose me. I got an undergraduate degree in theater, and I came to New York City ...

If finding success were easy, everyone would have it. Achieving big goals requires hard work, but what does that really mean?

It just happened! They called you in and had “the talk.” Or maybe, you called them in and initiated “the talk.”

​​Knowing I had “aged out” about 3 years before my agency happened to mention it, I was prepared for the conversation, lawyer on hand...

I feel fortunate that, as a college professor, I’ve had the privilege of being able to plan my retirement.

Back in the ‘60s when we graduated from high school and headed off to university the world was opening up for us in ways our mothers could n

The older I am, the better I understand that there is no expiration date on desire.

A few years ago, I got the news. My job, along with others in my area, was being eliminated. I had been on the inside of countless reorganiz

She attributes her success to growing up in a big farm family and ‘learning how to have an opinion’ in male-dominated world