Pam Prine is a co-founder of Keystone Capital Management Group – an investment and retirement planning firm. In her near 20 years of working with women on preparing for retirement, she's seen it all and knows women's biggest fears around money. This episode is all about taking ownership of your future and combating that fear with knowledge!

Would you believe that per the 2019 US census, the average age of widowhood is 59? Retirement planning for women has special considerations. Women, on average, live 17 years alone after the loss of their spouse. Pam breaks down the two biggest potential pitfalls for women in retirement - long term care and adult children(!) 

You know how flight attendants tell you to put on your own oxygen mask first, before helping others? That is a perfect analogy when it comes to preparing for a comfortable, secure retirement (that does not involve moving into our children's basements). This episode is a must listen for all women who want to set themselves up for success in their golden years! 

More resources from Pam: https://keystonegroupaz.com/
Pam's book recommendation:  Women's Worth: Finding Your Financial Confidence by  Eleanor Blaney

Couples Money, co-authored by our guest Chris Felton,  is a must-read for any couple looking to improve their financial situation and create a more meaningful relationship with their partner. Unfortunately, money is a leading cause of divorce, and many couples think they are alone with their financial struggles. 

In this episode, we discuss the financial perspective of middle, upper and world-class thinkers. After seeing thousands of couples from all walks of life struggling with finances, Chris and his wife Marlow felt they must share their insights into what they believe is the cure for "financial cancer." Chris also shares their personal story of financial transformation and what it took to get on the same page.

If you're ready to banish your limiting beliefs regarding money, and adopt a world class financial mindset, this is a must listen!

Learn more about Chris:
www.howmoneyworks.com/chrisfelton
www.couplesmoney.com
Instagram @chrisfelton1331

The crippling cost of higher education is a common concern for young people and their parents alike. In this episode, Richful Thinker blogger Crista Wathen  shares how some out-of-the-box thinking, and her willingness to study abroad saved her from drowning in debt.

Could it possibly cost less to study at Oxford than Montana State? Listen and find out! 

Follow Crista:
https://www.richfulthinker.com/
@richfulthinkerblog on Instagram