Why good debt isn’t bad – Successful women offer their best money tips

Powerful things can happen when we stop and take the time to share our stories. I recently had the honor of sharing the stage at a women investors symposium with three inspiring women: Jean Chatzky, Jeanne Thompson and Cheryl Wilson. They each gave a talk under the theme of “What I Wish I Knew Then,” sharing personal stories from different stages of their lives and careers, and offering tips to women facing similar challenges and opportunities. I learned so much listening to their stories and thought I’d share some of the highlights in the three videos below.

One of my greatest passions is helping other women succeed – both with their careers and their finances – so they can achieve their goals and dreams in life. Everyone’s journey is unique. Whether you’re just starting out in your career or nearing retirement, or somewhere in between, there are small steps you can take with your money now. From paying off college loans, to balancing career and family, to buying your dream car in retirement, watch how these amazing women make it work.

4 Money Rules When You’re Starting Out 

Jean Chatzky, Financial Editor, NBC Today, tells us about “good debt” and has an important tip when negotiating a new job offer.

Sway: A New Take on Work Life Balance

Jeanne Thompson, VP Thought Leadership, Fidelity Investments, is retiring the term work life balance. Here’s how busy women can achieve what she calls “Sway.”

Retirement Planning is More Than Numbers

Cheryl Wilson, SVP, Market Manager, Fidelity, reminds us not to put off until tomorrow what we can do today. Here’s how she’s living her dreams, right now.

For more information on this event and other initiatives and information for women, visit Fidelity’s Women Investing website.

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Views expressed are as of May 31, 2016. Unless otherwise noted, the opinions provided are those of the author and speakers, as applicable, and not necessarily those of Fidelity Investments.

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