It’s Important that We Never Forget: Remembering September 11, 2001
By Sarah Wall
After 20 years – 7,300 days – it’s all too easy for the memory to fade. That’s 7,300 days of weddings, births, graduations; birthday parties,...
Financially Planning for a Natural Disaster: Nine Lessons Learned from Hurricane Harvey
Editor's Note: We are all deeply saddened by losses and tragedies that have resulted in the wake of Hurricane Ida. Many of us are supporting, both with...
SWSM Executive Women Profile Series – Ruby Menon: Persistence, Grit, and a Refusal to...
By Sarah Wall
Needless to say, being a high-powered attorney in Manhattan for a firm that regularly wins billions of dollars on behalf of its clients would be...
You’re Braver Than You Know: Rachel Marie Martin’s Journey Out of Poverty
Editors Note: Don't miss your opportunity to hear author and speaker Rachel Martin live at the SWSM Arkansas Virtual Conference, Friday, September 24th. CLICK HERE to register...
Heart of the Matter with Melanie Kreifels: A Work in Progress
By Melanie Kreifels, MA, LCPC
Our lives are intertwined by moments, sometimes just barely touching each other and others slamming up against each other. Each of our decisions...
SWSM Executive Women Profile Series – Francie Heller: A Pioneer Woman
By Sarah Wall
Some people shy away from new challenges, fearing failure or unhappiness in taking on something new. For other people, unexpected changes and challenges are taken...
Principles of Financial Planning Series: Taxes and Inflation in Your Long-Term Planning
By Samantha Compton
This month, we’ll continue our focus on Financial Principle #4: Don’t Let Your Portfolio Take a H.I.T. (Healthcare, Inflation, Taxes) as well as the Growth...
Pattie Weed, CPA, Adds ‘Gym Owner’ to Resume
By Catherine Martinez
When COVID-19 placed heavy restrictions on gyms across the country, many of these businesses closed their doors for good.
But Pattie Weed has a true entrepreneurial...
National Financial Awareness Day: What Does It Mean for You?
By Sarah Wall
Saturday, August 14, is this year's National Financial Awareness Day, making it the perfect opportunity to ask a simple question: What does it mean to...
Back to School Shopping Without Breaking the Bank
By Sarah Wall
It’s mid-August, which can mean only one thing: across America, millions of kids are getting ready to go back to school. Some will be in...
