Financial Strategies for Women
The time is now for women to take charge of their financial futures.
Women face unique financial challenges over the course of a lifetime. For example:
- Women are living longer than men (80.2 years vs. 75.1 years), which creates a greater need for retirement funding.1
- On average, women earn about 80% of what men do2, and have a median retirement income equal to 58% of men's.3
- Females, on average, are in the workforce for 12 years less than men.3
- Women traditionally have left the workplace for varying lengths of time in order to care for children and/or aging relatives.
- Women spend 2-3 hours per week more than men away from work for primary child care activities.4
Ibis Financial Group can help you navigate the distinct financial challenges you will face over the course of your lifetime. Meet with one of our trusted advisors, or attend one of our many complimentary financial seminars that are designed to help you prepare for and protect your financial future. Previous seminars have included:
- Life Insurance 101
- Seven Rules for Financial Management
- Investing to Reach Your Goals: Simple Steps to Build Your Own Investment Program
- Four Steps Toward Understanding Long Term Care Insurance
- Six Obstacles to a Successful Retirement
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1 CDC - National Vital Statistics Report, April 2009
2 Bureau of Labor Statistics - Highlights of Women's Earnings in 2007
3 Why Women Worry study, MIT AgeLab, 2008
4 Small Business Association Office of Advocacy - Self-Employed Women and Time Use, February 2009
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