JaNell Frisby: Skincare Sales
By Catherine Martinez
A mother of four, JaNell Frisby once had a great job as a graphic designer. Her career was enjoyable, provided good benefits, and allowed her...
Financial Fairness for Women
*Editors Note: This article was first published in Impact, the digital news source of the American Council of Life Insurers.
By Joann Waiters and Jan Graeber
The latest data shows that the life...
National Nurses Day: Florence Nightingale, a Pioneer Woman
By Sarah Wall
Throughout 2020, Americans had a new term for nurses: Healthcare Heroes. Many of these superwomen-in-scrubs traveled around the country, some right to the heart of...
Teacher Appreciation Day: Spotlight on Alexa Scott
By Sarah Wall
Career paths aren’t always chosen. Sometimes, a career is more of a calling. “Being a teacher is one of those things that people have always...
Schedule a Financial Tune-up during Financial Literacy Month
By Carrie Sheffield
April is Financial Literacy Month so SWSM spoke with Bobbi Rebell, CFP®, about the importance of getting a smart financial tuneup. Rebell is a former...
This Financial Literacy Month: Turn to the Experts
By Sarah Wall
With Financial Literacy Month underway, it’s the time of year when many of us are thinking about our financial situation, whether it’s filing taxes or...
9 Non-Typical Ways to Earn Money in College
By Naomi Atwater
Have you ever felt stressed about earning money in college and can’t find extra time in your schedule to commit to a lot of hours?
If...
The ABC’s of Financial Literacy
By Sarah Wall
April is Financial Literacy Month, which means it’s the perfect time of year to think about your relationship with money. But what does it mean...
Time Management Tips for Students with Jobs
By Naomi Atwater
What stops you from completing your to-do list every day?
Everyone will answer this question differently. Sometimes our roadblocks include procrastination, interruptions, distractions, or never having...
Frugal Shopping with a College Budget: 6 Ways to Save
By Naomi Atwater
According to one study, the average college student spends up to $6,000 every year. Does that figure seem high? This number includes food, entertainment, shopping,...
