(PRBuzz.com) May 23, 2013 -- Issued May 13, 2013 For Immediate Release-Mindful Money Magazine, a digital magazine designed to promote financial literacy is available now for the iPad in the Apple iTunes Newsstand. bit.ly/mindfulmoney8
There are currently 12 million widows in the U.S. population which is increasing at a rate of 800,000 per year. An estimated 70% of female Baby Boomers are expected to outlive their husbands.
Mindful Money Magazine gives conflict free information from the best practicing fee-only Financial Advisors to help them and others make the right financial choices. Experts in Behavioral Finance and mindfulness teachers suggest ways to change mindset and produce healthy financial behaviors. Real people are who have successfully saved, reduced debt, and invested are also featured to motivate and inspire. Action Tips summarize each financial article. Fun videos, quizzes, and downloads make each issue entertaining. In this issue of Mindful Money Magazine:
In this issue:
* Socially Responsible Investing (SRI)- What it is and how to put it into your portfolio
* How much debt is too much? Debt can be used wisely to create wealth
* Smart strategies to repay college debt
* Mindfulness of money can heal and help prevent poor investment choices
* How much life insurance does a parent need? Examine what to consider before getting coverage.
* Gifting to kids can help promote financial education- here is how
* What financial relationships every woman needs to nurture
* Heartfelt VIDEO from a widow about the financial challenges she faced after losing a spouse
* Smart social security planning for widows
* FREE eBook download on the financial challenges facing bereaved spouses and partners
* VIDEO interview of the publisher of Mindful Money magazine, Fern LaRocca CFP®, by Laura Mattia CFP® of Baron Financial
Mindful Money Magazine is published by Fern Alix LaRocca CFP® EA, who has over 30 years experience in the financial services industry. She is the former CEO of Advanced Financial Designs.
About a quarter of middle-income workers 55 and older are saving nothing at all, according to LIMRA. "These results, while not surprising, are very troubling. Many Americans will live at least 20 years in retirement, and will need significant savings to ensure their financial security,"
LIMRA's Matthew Drinkwater said in a statement.
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