As children we had a financial crystal ball and didn’t even realize it. With precision and accuracy, this crystal ball was predicting our financial future and in fact still is. Are you ready to discover the power of your “all knowing” financial crystal ball?

Core money values are those unconscious wants and desires that powerfully drive our day-to-day finances. These core values influence earning, spending and savings potential. Let’s take a closer look at how core values affect our relationship with money.

Have you ever wondered why some women easily make and enjoy money while others struggle to make ends meet? Here are five ways to discover your money attitudes and enhance your "financial tolerance" zone.

Over the next twenty years it is estimated that more than 40 million women will reach retirement age. Complacency may be the greatest obstacle women face when planning for retirement. Are you taking retirement seriously?

How many of us wish we had a better grip on our personal finances? Maybe you’ll be as fascinated by the title as I was, Women and Money: Owning the Power to Control Your Destiny. This sounded like something I could find very interesting – money, power and my destiny. I started reading.

What do you believe is one of the greatest obstacles women face today on the road to financial independence and wealth? Read on and see if you agree. Where there are obstacles, there are solutions.

The most recent 2008 Forbes Magazine list of the richest people in the world is now available. Let’s look at some of the interesting facts and figures about wealth and the people who are the million and billionaires. Success leaves clues and there are lessons we can all learn.

In my opinion, there’s a new women’s movement and it is a financial one. It’s about the internal battle we women often have within ourselves – the inner battle to grant ourselves permission to achieve guilt-free financial independence.

Money is neither positive nor negative. It’s your interpretation of the word “money” that gives it a positive or negative value. If you’re not financially where you want to be, it may be time to take a closer look at the “value” you’re placing on money.

Money myths are those money “truisms” that have been passed down from generation to generation. They can be believed and honored not only within a family but also as a society. Money myths often become part of our internal financial belief systems.