Eleanor Blayney
From CFP Board’s Ambassadors
Tips to Stay Financially Fit
Year after year, getting healthy is a top New Year’s resolution for Americans, while saving more and spending less typically ranks lower on the list of priorities. While many people will purchase gym memberships they may never use, taking steps to improve financial wellness is a resolution worth pursuing, and sticking to… Read More
Financial Planning for Your Retirement
Retiring from the Military? Get Financially Prepared
For most career military and Reserve/National Guard members transitioning back into civilian life, it can become difficult to balance financial expenses. Rob Aeschbach, CFP® reviews smart money moves to help plan for retirement… Read More
Retirement Planning: It’s Never Too Early
It’s never too early to begin thinking about retirement, even if you’re a Millennial just starting out in the workforce. Stephanie Sherman, CFP® provides her take on how to make a plan based on your situation…
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Special Needs Families and Retirement Planning
Financial planning for parents of special needs children presents many challenges – retirement may be one of the biggest. Mary Anne Ehlert, CFP® shares key topics to consider when planning… Read More
Financial Planning for Your Life Now
Smart Moves After a Financial Windfall
Sudden wealth is a blessing…if you know how to handle it. Ambassador Robert Pagliarini, CFP® and Susan Bradley, CFP® explain what you can do to meet your financial goals, but also have fun with your money… Read More
How to Build a Financial Safety Net
A bit of savings goes a long way. CFP® pros Ellen Siegel and Jamie Ebersole offer tips to grow an emergency fund… Read More
Financial Planning for Women
Women, Wealth, and Credit Health
Women have faced several challenges over the past few decades regarding their financial health. CFP Board Career Center Manager Dr. Lisa Andrews and CFP Board Consumer Advocate Eleanor Blayney, CFP® explain how women can level the financial playing field…
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Financial Planning for Your Children
Help Your Children Avoid the Burden of Student Loans
Many families begin saving for college early on and yet a significant portion of college graduates leave school with debt. CFP® pros Denise Downey and Deborah Fox explain how to elevate your savings to help your child graduate debt-free… Read More
Make Finances a Family Matter
Many families are more comfortable talking about politics than about money. Lynn C. Appelman, CFP® discusses why financial education should be essential to young children… Read More
Is Being a Grandparent Costing Too Much?
The costs of raising children are weighing heavily on Millennials. Ambassador Douglas Boneparth, CFP® explains why it’s important for grandparents who assist their kids and grandkids to get their own finances in order first… Read More
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