Women Talk Finance
Our mission: Empower Women
Women often see things through a unique lens, especially when it comes to their wealth and financial planning. At Equitable, we specialize in understanding both the challenges that women face AND the approach that women prefer in financial planning. Click here to meet our team!
Stacey Woerhle was recently profiled by Think Advisor, check it out here
Check out this article from Forbes featuring Wendy Baum.
Tammy Butts was interviewed by Barons about retirement discussions you need to have with your spouse.
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Equitable is here to help
With small, manageable steps to plan for your goals. Learn more
Why women need to save more than men
Men and women may not be on equal footing when it comes to investing for the future. Find out why
Retirement savings: It's never too late to start
No matter where you are in life, you can take meaningful steps toward your retirement. Hear Joan's story
What is an annuity and do I need one?
Annuities can help protect against the risk of outliving your assets. Learn how
Annuity options for your spouse
Continuing retirement income for a surviving spouse with annuities. Learn more
Protect your loved ones and your wealth
Help plan for peace of mind with life insurance. Learn how
Women & Business: Protect what you have built
We understand that your business is not just your livelihood—it's the key to your family's future. Learn more
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