Showing results for "the widow" in Money & Finance

This is the sixth edition of this extraordinarily thoughtful best-selling classic written by women for women addressing what is frequently the most stressful and emotionally challenging experience any married woman is forced to address. It provides both an understanding of what she is experiencing in the present and a road map to go from where she is to ultimately achieving emotional and financial wellbeing.

In the wake of losing a life partner, finding a path through devastating grief – while also managing financial responsibilities and estate complexities – can be overwhelmingly challenging. Becoming a member of the widowed community instantly creates complex transactions and emotions that we’re (often) unprepared to deal with. Other than expensive estate attorneys, where does one turn for comprehensive guidance when countless critical decisions need to be made quickly? The Widow Empowerment Project aims to be the go-to resource for anyone who has lost a life partner, whether newly widowed...

Scottish Widows Workplace Savings - entertaining data driven and sometimes offbeat stories about what’s going on in workplace savings. Ideal for people involved in or interested in UK pensions.

Welcome to Talent Talks, brought to you by Her Wealth Network supported by Scottish Widows.Her Wealth Network is a professional networking group run by volunteers with all contributors offering their time pro bono. Our mission is to equip women with the skills they need to achieve success in their careers. We hope you enjoy this podcast and share it with your friends and colleagues as we highlight the experiences, challenges, and successes of women in financial services. Our hope is this podcast can help to make the world of financial services available to more women (and men) and to help you ...

(A safe space for all grief). Street Widow /strēt/ /ˈwidō/: 1. A woman who has lost someone she loves to the streets (gun violence, drugs, long term incarceration etc.).2. A woman suffering from a loss that has been shunned, forgotten, stigmatized or made to feel any less validated than the loss of another. We are healing in public so those healing in private can keep going.