Tag Archives | divorce and money
Ann Zuraw at the Women’s Resource Center – Tuesday, June 4th, 2013
V is for Various Costs Cutting tips.
We all enjoy life’s luxuries, but can we really afford designer clothes, gourmet coffees and eating out on a regular basis? Do you find yourself struggling to stay on budget and save for your future? If you answered yes, then it’s time to take some measures and cut expenses. Here are some various ways to [...]
Q is for Question Your Tax Notices.
When we receive an IRS notice, our first response is “I don’t understand? I paid my taxes…why me?” The real Question is why not you? According to the IRS, there is loss of revenue of over $100,000 billion per year in unpaid taxes. This has put a push on an increased use of third [...]
Chicks Chat and Change Presents “Financial Issues to Consider during Divorce”
“Financial Issues to Consider during Divorce” Thursdays • February 28 & March 7, 2013 5:30 – 7:00pm • (2-Part series) Women’s Resource Center of Greensboro • 628 Summit Ave. • Greensboro, NC •27405 (336) 275-6090 www.womenscentergso.org Registration Required • Childcare not provided Class 1 – February 28th: • Financial Issues to Consider during Divorce • [...]
J is for Joining Finances with Your Partner.
Due to the rise in marriages occurring later in life, many couples are entering their first marriage with assets. So how do you deal with merging two lives emotionally and financially without causing strain on the relationship? The key would be to start with an open and honest workable structure for your [...]
AZ Asks: Miz P – What are some tips to make your post-divorce life run smoothly?
Miz P’s biography—aka Carole Perkins : A Greensboro native, Carole is a graduate of Guilford College who was named a Who’s Who Among College Students with a double major in Psychology and The Administration of Justice. Carole has worked a gamut of jobs from waiting tables at the now defunct Tippy Taco House, as Vice-President of [...]
Chicks Chat and Change – Fabulous Financial Facts – Dividend Yield
Chicks, Chat and Change Financial Terminology 101 – Dividend Yield Welcome back to Financial Terminology 101. I am Ann Zuraw. Today we are going to talk about what a Dividend Yield means. A Dividend Yield is the total amount of income you can potentially earn on an investment each year based on a percentage of [...]
Chicks Chat and Change -Fabulous Financial Facts – Market “Cap”
Welcome back. I am Ann Zuraw We are continuing on with our Financial Terminology 101 and keeping it very simple and general. Today we are going to talk about what Market Capitalization or Market “Cap” is. Market Cap is one measure by which a company’s size is classified. Market cap is a way to use [...]
AZ Asks: Abbey Donnelly to tell us how Networking Works.
Abby Donnelly is a partner and Executive Coach with Training & Development Solutions (TDS), a Sandler Training® franchise servicing the Triad. They are experts at improving sales and leadership performance. Abby has worked with hundreds of clients ranging from Fortune 500 to boutique professional firms. Her greatest strength is as a Trusted Advisor [...]
AZ Asks Advisor Views about Investment Risk
A feature from Ann Zuraw, Compass Financial Partners. Advisor Views offers timely investment news and market updates designed to keep you informed, while enhancing your overall investment experience. The Power of Passive for You – Investment Risk — There’s No Escaping It! Looking for an investment without any risk? Stop looking. You won’t [...]
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Ann Zuraw, the voice behind "Women, Money, and Divorce", is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) and Certified Financial Divorce Analyst (CDFA™) helping women achieve financial success!
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Chicks Chat and Change – Sponsor for Converge South 2012
- Chicks Chat and Change -Fabulous Financial Facts – Market “Cap”
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AZ Asks: Abbey Donnelly to tell us how Networking Works.
- Chicks Chat and Change Fabulous Financial Facts – Common Stock Vs. Preferred Stock
