I often meet women in their late 50s or early 60s who quietly confess something like this:“I earn good money, but it just disappears. I still have a mortgage. The cost of living is ridiculous. My kids are grown, but they still need me. I feel like I’m spinning my wheels.”
If this sounds familiar, please know — you are not alone.
We all know that building wealth isn't a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s personal. Your strategy should reflect your age, goals, and unique circumstances. Whether you're just starting your career in your 20s, navigating your 40s, or preparing for retirement, your approach needs to evolve with your life. Here’s a guide to making smart financial moves at every stage of life.
The importance of personal financial planning can’t be overstated, regardless of your age. Proper financial planning can offer a safety net for you and your family while giving you the freedom to make informed choices. Many adults worry about the fundamental aspects of finance, such as retirement planning and investment basics, indicating the broad relevance of this topic.
