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Empowering Your Brain Cells

by Judy Heft | Aug 3, 2022 | Empowerment

Are you a widow or recent divorcee who never had a handle on the household finances? If you are, you’re not alone. At JHA, we meet with a lot of people who have, in small amounts over time, abdicated their power to their partner. In the event that they become a...

Create A Cybersecurity Plan Of Action

by Judy Heft | Jan 14, 2022 | Empowerment, End of Year, Fraud, Scams

Now is the time for a cybersecurity check. Don’t wait! There is a lot riding on a laptop as it accumulates information as someone goes about their life. It would be a very valuable asset for fraudsters and scammers. So, how can someone protect themselves from...

There Are Eight Money Types: Which One Are You?

by Judy Heft | Nov 11, 2021 | Empowerment, Finance, Retirement

Talking about money is uncomfortable for most of us. As young adults, we were taught to never talk about religion, politics or money. Money is much more than dollars and cents. It is very emotional. Some people live way above their means. Others completely leave the...

Negotiate Your Way to a Higher Salary

by Liz Levy | Jul 6, 2021 | Empowerment

Here are tips to negotiate salary. New job market – new job opportunities, time to talk salary negotiation….Let’s start with some stats…(based on reporting by Forbes): Forty-six percent of men negotiated their salaries compared to 34 percent of women. Workers...

Overturning Murphy’s Law

by Liz Levy | May 19, 2021 | Empowerment, Finance

Have you heard of Murphy’s Law? Well, let me share… In the last two weeks, my clothes dryer has died. I detected rotted sections in my siding. My downstairs bathroom sink started leaking… After the obligatory feeling sorry for myself and re-watching...

Taking the Magic Out of Money

by Liz Levy | Apr 13, 2021 | Empowerment

Let’s talk about kids and money. At one point or another, most parents find themselves saying, “What? Do you think money grows on trees?” It may be an automatic response, but it’s still a good one. Kids need to learn the difference between needs and wants, and...