Moms In Business

Do you need a simple way to build your brand and/or page and domain ranking? Writing articles (guest posting) on other websites is a great way to do that.

Currently, 3SimpleWays.com is seeking guest posts. http://www.3simpleways.com/be-a-contributor/

TODAY!! Join us in Pittsburgh, PA https://www.womensmoney.org/events/

Events Women's Money is a non profit organization serving financial education to women, girls, families, military, spanish speakers, senior citizens, and business owners.

Ways of Making Money Online that You May be Overlooking #WMWeek17 @ thewahwife When it comes to ways of making money online, our minds usually head
straight to things like customer service for a company such as Amazon or
blogging – because that’s what everybody is doing. Right? Well, there are
so many options in between that you may be overlooking.

Her Money Matters Podcast #WMWeek17 @jenhemphill Her Money Matters hosted by Jen Hemphill in honor of Women's Money Week
interviews Women's Money Founder, Gina Robison-Billups.

Miranda’s "Bad With Money" Diary I’ve pretty much been bad with money the last few months of the year. Missed payments, poor expense tracking, and unpaid parking tickets, oh my.

Gotta love entrepreneurs...

Turn budgeting into date night http://www.womensmoney.org/blog/2rgicmlfob6ncmaq8idhkxkqy3vcxe Women's Money Week

Turn budgeting into date night #WMW16 @12LocalNews @sslatton This week you can find more financial advice for women, as part of National
Women's Money Week. Several topics and articles are on www.womensmoney.org Maple Grove personal finance author Carrie Rocha is involved with the
nonprofit that promotes financial education for women.

"So much financial information is geared and written toward the way men
think, however women are central to a family's financial experience, so
it's really set out to target and empower women," says Rocha, who
encourages readers to learn something new this week about smart money
management.

"Whether it's setting a budget or getting out of debt, or investing or
managing your assets, wherever people are, they need to make the wisest
choices for their unique situation," she said.

Career Advice for Women Looking for Work Life Balance http://www.womensmoney.org/blog/4zzc800jv352kqe7i2zkqstgdwme1r Women's Money Week

Career Advice for Women Looking for Work Life Balance #WMW16 @moneycrashers Women wear hats. A lot of hats. So many hats, in fact, that one could say
that they wear more hats than any other group in society, including ball
players and construction workers. Women’s hats include the mom hat, the
wife hat, the friend hat, the daughter hat, the sister hat, and the
employee hat.

With so many roles that women have to play, the role of career often
becomes rushed, half-hearted, or interrupted. Women have so many demands on
them that they cannot always live out their dreams in the workplace.
Working can become a burden, instead of a way to fulfill ourselves.

THE FINANCIAL CONFIDENCE GAP http://www.womensmoney.org/blog/w1bkdi5l0w5hdbzeadamzy6gkxef22 Womens Money

THE FINANCIAL CONFIDENCE GAP #WMW16 When it comes to retirement saving, many women lag behind many
men. Historically, that has been the case. The 2015 edition of Financial
Finesse’s annual survey, The Gender Gap in Financial Wellness, offers more
evidence of the problem – along with a few encouraging signs that women may
be catching up.

FREE TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE - Conference in http://www.womensmoney.org/blog/yeg26slsmidp0yutahepr1zgskm3wn Womens Money

FREE TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE - #WomensMoney Conference in #Vegas #WMW16 Scholarship Tickets are Still Available to Women's Money Conference in Las
Vegas, NV
WHEN: Saturday, April 16, 2016
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

How to Start Saving for College - http://www.womensmoney.org/blog/nhitjg6ue0nnzhsd9ziou8iqju7zq6 Womens Money

How to Start Saving for College - #WMW16 @BrightwaterFin When I talk with parents about their biggest financial concerns and goals,
saving for college inevitably comes up in the conversation. And I
understand why college savings is on their minds. The average 2015 graduate
will have to pay about $35,000 back in student loans and about 70% of 2015
college graduates left school with student debt, as shared in this Wall
Street Journal article. Yeesh! Not to mention the results of this college
cost calculatorcan be a little depressing.

7 Ways to Become a Better Parent and Investor - http://www.womensmoney.org/blog/bolowj7j3jw0z1x6by3246lvbo1mbh Womens Money

7 Ways to Become a Better Parent and Investor - #WMW16 @BrightwaterFin Now that we have two kids, the stakes are a little higher in the parenting
department. Lately, I’ve been reading the book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids While feeding our newborn son at 2am or trying to fall back to sleep, I
started thinking about how parenting advice also applies to investing.