Janet Bodnar

Do you know where your money is? While you're at home, get together with your spouse to make sure you're on the same page with your accounts and passwords. bit.ly/2SS6W4n #women #couples #investing #money

Tales from the trenches: Retirees talk about what has surprised them most about their experiences in retirement. Takeaways here for all of us. bit.ly/3dBxZZY

My two golden rules for keeping your financial cool during a pandemic. Of special interest to people who are considering #retirement or have already retired. Guaranteed to help you stay calm. bit.ly/3dwuALP #investing #money

For #MothersDay, a salute to money-smart moms. You're more likely than dads to talk about money with your #kids, and you have a lot to say. bit.ly/3fzMEqh #women

Retirees: Handling your legal and financial affairs can sometimes seem like a full-time job. Take this checkup to see if you're on track. bit.ly/2N8TmGX #retirement

Calling all #women: Here's advice from other women on how to become a confident #investor. The inspiration can come from many different sources. bit.ly/2T5a6D3

Just passed the two-year mark in my #retirement. How's it going? Read all about it in my "Living in Retirement" column @Kiplinger: bit.ly/2rJidta

Financial advisers take note: What #women want in an adviser. Hint: It's a partnership rather than a sales or service relationship. bit.ly/2pqA9rS #financialservices #financialplanning @kiplinger

Retiring with your spouse can be a challenge. Words of wisdom from @Kiplinger's podcast can help smooth the transition so you both live happily ever after! bit.ly/2KpKfR3 #retirement

Calling all women: Invaluable advice from @Kiplinger on how to be a confident #investor. bit.ly/2MM19Mi

Real-life advice from @Kiplinger readers on how to thrive as a single in #retirement. bit.ly/32q4mFt

Nervous about the #StockMarket? Latest podcast from @Kiplinger will tell you what to expect for the second half of 2019. Listen in! bit.ly/2FagLnD #investment

Note to women: Avoid a technology nightmare. Make sure you have passwords and other critical financial information in case something happens to your spouse. bit.ly/2WPMWmd @kiplinger

And here's @Kiplinger's advice on what to do if you have to retire earlier than you planned. First step: Take a deep breath. bit.ly/2JpEJ1M #retirement

Advice for retirees who are single: Be proactive to maintain social connections. My latest "Living in Retirement" column has real-life tips from @Kiplinger readers. bit.ly/2JqzEqb #retirement

And as a special bonus, my advice on raising money-savvy girls. How to give your daughters and granddaughters financial confidence as well as competence. bit.ly/2VoU7ht #finlit #MoneySmartKids #parenting @Kiplinger

To mark Financial Literacy Month, tune in to Kiplinger's "Your Money's Worth" podcast for our best advice on teaching kids about #money. I'll be sharing my experiences as a mother and author of "Raising Money Smart Kids." bit.ly/2KbDeFS #finlit #MoneySmartKids #parents

How to #retire in sync with your spouse. Surprise! Each of you has your own vision of #retirement, and you shouldn't expect them to be compatible. bit.ly/2Ft2qmS

#FidChats answer to Q8: No. 1 dealbreaker for couples and money is not being on the same page about where you are now and what your goals are. Unfortunately, this happens a lot. Opposites really do attract!

Replying to @Fidelity Q8: No. 1 deal-breaker with couples and money is just not being on the same page with where you stand now and what your goals are. And unfortunately, this happens more often than you would imagine. Opposites really do attract!