Stacy Francis discusses ESG investing and using the power of money to create positive change in areas such as the environment, social and governance policies, and gives examples of how industries and companies have created change with this type of investing.
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CNBC FA Council member Stacy Francis shares her advice for women to start investing as soon as possible.
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Our guest on the podcast today is Stacy Francis. She is president and chief executive officer of Francis Financial, a fee-only financial advisory firm that focuses on serving women, especially those who have experienced divorce or the loss of a loved one. Francis is a certified financial planner, and she’s also a certified divorce financial analyst, a divorce financial strategist, and a certified estate and trust specialist. She also founded Savvy Ladies, a nonprofit organization that aims to educate and empower women to take control of their finances. To date, Savvy Ladies has helped over 20,000 women through free one-on-one financial counseling, workshops, and retreats. Francis also hosts her own podcast; it’s called Financially Ever After. She earned her bachelor’s degree at Middlebury College.
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MWP: S3,E4: Stacy Francis of Francis Financial based in NYC is back with us today to discuss all things financial for women. Very informative show. Enjoy.
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Natalie Colley was recently quoted by MarketWatch on fostering a relationship with a newly widowed client.
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Natalie Colley was quoted by Oprah Daily in an article about advising a recently divorced mom on how to manager her finances for the future.
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Stacy Francis shares on Forbes some very important advice for widows, including being wary of unsolicited financial advice.
Read MoreDomestic violence almost always includes financial abuse. Here’s help on identifying and understanding it and how to get help and leave in a safe way.
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Talking about finances with your significant other on Valentine’s Day probably doesn’t sound very romantic. But given that money is one of the top stressors in a relationship, it’s a habit worth embracing.
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