Plus: WFH tips, coronavirus scams, who’s hiring right now and more
| | | HerMoney Healthline: Advice for Staying Safe in All Aspects of Our Lives The abrupt life changes we’re facing due to the coronavirus crisis has left many of us seeking guidance on how to make it through these unprecedented times. To that end, HerMoney has started a special series called HerMoney Healthline.
We’re reaching out to the diverse group of past HerMoney podcast* guests — authors, financial experts, celebs, Rabbis, career coaches and so many others — for their advice on facing this social and economic crisis. Check out the first two installments of this series … and stay tuned for many more to come:
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of the bestsellers "The Power of Habit" and "Smarter Faster Better," Charles Duhigg, on how to keep good habits — and build healthy new ones — while under stay-at-home orders. Frank Abagnale, author of the bestselling "Scam Me If You Can" (and played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie "Catch Me If You Can") on how to spot coronavirus scams and avoid the latest financial con jobs. Business psychologist and author Melanie Katzman on how to stay connected, set boundaries and protect your mental health while working from home. Plus: HerMoney Podcast: How To Make Good Decisions During Uncertain Times The COVID-19 crisis has left millions of us unsure about what’s next with our jobs and income, our children's education, our loved one’s health, our 401(k)s and portfolios, and the list goes on. This week’s HerMoney podcast* will help you deal with all the uncertainty in a healthy and helpful way.
Jean is joined by Carl Richards, CFP and the author of two books, "The One-Page Financial Plan: A Simple Way to Be Smart About Your Money" and "The Behavior Gap: Simple Ways to Stop Doing Dumb Things with Money."
In this episode Carl lays out a step-by-step plan for what to do to bring back feelings of control. If you’re worried about making the "right" decisions at the moment, he suggests a mindset shift — instead of wanting to be right every day, just try to be "a little less wrong."
This week’s Mailbag segment covers questions about financing and refinancing cars, mortgages and student loans, and catching up on retirement savings. In thrive, Jean talks about resilience, perseverance, and what it really means to achieve success.
9 Essential Items to Get Your Family Through Quarantine With roughly 75% of the U.S. under stay-at-home orders — trying to work, homeschool children and keep everyone healthy, happy and entertained in close quarters — families are figuring out quickly that "togetherness" has its limits.
We asked family and parenting experts to recommend ways to get households through the coronavirus crisis in one piece. Here are their suggestions paired with some essential quarantine items to help you stay safe and sane while doing your part to flatten the curve.
The Shocking Things Investors Did During the Stock Market Crash What was your reaction to the initial days of the Dow (and every other market index) crashing down to earth? A new Bankrate.com survey shows how individual investors reacted to the 30% market plunge during the third week of March. You may be surprised like we were at who was brave enough to buy and who sold stocks.
If you ignored the crash (like one in 10 people did!) or bravely stepped into the storm by adding to your workplace retirement plan and/or IRAs, good for you! Your long-term perspective and discipline while the market retreated will be rewarded in the long run.
You Can Still Plan for Summer Camp in the Age of the Coronavirus Coronavirus concerns make it hard to plan for almost anything in 2020, especially parents wondering what to do with their kids this summer. Although it seems that most summer camps are proceeding as if they will be running programs with added precautions, that can all change in a heartbeat. See our tips on how to approach the summer camp conundrum during these uncertain times. We’ve also included a list of affordable (and even free) options for families financially impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.
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