Women’s careers often resemble lattices more than ladders due to factors outside of work. Beth Lawlor, president of U.S. Bank Affluent and Private Wealth Management, offers seven tips for success – as well as advice on crafting a fulfilling career break.
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Women and money
As women reach new heights in their wealth and influence, we’re committed to elevating their success. We’ll partner with you to provide education, advice and planning resources to help you live your best life.
Advance your career.
The key to a successful raise request is preparation, confidence and evidence. Here are some tips for how to get the salary increase you deserve.
Funding, advice and networking support can help you sustain and grow your business.
Manage finances and family.
As a single person, your financial equilibrium is in your hands. Set yourself up with these financial tips for one-person households.
Should you share financial accounts after marriage? It’s a question only you and your partner can answer, but the key is open and honest communication about money – before and after marriage.
Discussing a few key financial topics before saying “I do” can help set you up for success – especially if one or both of you have children, significant wealth or a business.
When you become a parent, you’ll have plenty on your mind – but it’s important to ensure your child’s future is secure by incorporating them into your financial plan.
Talking to your kids about money may not always be easy, but it’s important to their future financial wellbeing. Here are tips for how to teach kids about money at every age.
Four financial tips on how to keep working toward your financial goals while supporting your children and aging parents.
One of the many challenges of divorce is dividing assets. A financial checklist can help you take charge of your financial future.
Along with grief, losing a spouse can bring complicated financial and legal issues. Adjusting to a new situation can feel overwhelming, but with care and planning, it can be done.
Sustain your success.
These actions can help you be more engaged and confident in your financial decisions.
Fewer women than men invest their money, but when they do, they tend to excel. There are steps you can take to feel more empowered with your investing decisions.
As older generations begin to pass on assets to their heirs, women, Gen X and millennials may emerge as the biggest beneficiaries.
A comprehensive financial plan can help you approach your retirement with confidence.
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Growing in confidence and control
Women are taking control of more financial decisions for their families, a 2022 U.S. Bank Women and Wealth Insights Research survey found. They associate financial planning with feelings of confidence, joy and excitement, and expect they’ll be able to retire when they’re ready.1
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