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Financial literacy is power that every woman deserves to claim.

Most charitable gifts are made directly through cash, check, or credit card. However there are more effective ways to give — methods that can also lead to greater tax savings. Learn more about donor-advised funds.

Becoming a parent is life-changing, and so are the financial responsibilities that come with it. But having a plan in place can help you set your family up for success and help you feel more confident and prepared for what lies ahead.

Before selling your business, we suggest developing a strategy for how you'll spend your days, maintain connection, and find fulfillment. Having a plan can help battle seller's remorse.

The responsibilities around an inheritance can feel overwhelming, especially while you're grieving. Taking your time, getting organized and leaning on the right people can help you build something meaningful while honoring your loved one.

The idea of losing money due to rising costs, unexpected expenses and market volatility can be frightening. But if you let anxiety take over, you run the risk of overreacting and making financial decisions that could have a negative impact.

In the social media age, where comparison can be the thief of joy, loud budgeting can help you take back ownership of your finances.

It's a good idea to take a mid-year “pit stop” and assess your financial progress. A review of 5 key areas allows you to catch any shortfalls early and adjust to keep you on track with your goals.

Women have unique challenges that make it easy to let retirement planning slide. Successfully navigating those challenges takes a solid plan and the right habits.

These steps can help with your emotional and mental fitness after you have stepped away from your career.

Seeing stock market volatility as a likely occurrence and implementing strategies such as diversification and dollar-cost averaging position you to succeed when market fluctuations occur.

Goal setting and budgeting can help you enjoy life while providing yourself with an adequate retirement.

Saving money when you're young isn't easy, but it can help you be ready for what's ahead in life. Here's how to get started.

With regard to investment and building portfolios, what does it mean to diversify, and how can diversification benefit you?

No matter which stage of life you are in, you likely still have time to put together a solid savings foundation for your retirement.