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We Invite You to Own Your Future
Thank you for stopping by. This is a bold step in your journey to understanding your challenges and taking charge of your future. We've put together some resources to help you on your way.
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Key Challenges That Impact Women's Finances
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Wage Gap
The average woman working full-time earns 79% of the income earned by her male counterpart2
Time Gap
On average, women in the U.S. spend 28 hours per week on uncompensated work such as household chores – 65% more than the average for men3
Living Longer
Women live 5 to 7 years longer than men4, yet they retire with only two-thirds the wealth
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Resources to Help You on Your way
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Life Insurance Needs Estimator
It’s easy to see if you have the right amount of coverage.
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Understand Why You’ve Been Silent
Women have made significant advances in the workplace: attaining higher levels of education, taking on more managerial roles and owning more businesses. Despite these advances, women continue to face a much greater challenge than men when it comes to long-term financial security.
Prudential research has shown that the retirement account balances of female employees are, on average, a third lower than their male counterparts. In fact, 44% of American women have no life insurance at all, while many others are underinsured1.
Talking about personal finances with relatives, friends or a licensed financial professional is a great way to start a journey toward owning your future.
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Not Talking About Money? Your Brain Is to Blame
Why Is It Hard to Plan for Your Future?
Interestingly, your brain is wired to see your future self as a stranger.
Are You a Procrastinator?
Find out if procrastination can actually help your overall productivity.
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Is Saving Money a Pain?
Your brain registers pain when you lose money, but you can offset that pain.
Are You Overly Optimistic?
Find out how optimism bias might be keeping you from a successful future.
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Keep the Conversation Going
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1 LIMRA study, Life Insurance Ownership in Focus, U.S. Person-Level Trends: 2016
2 U.S. Census Bureau, Historical Income Tables Table P-40: Women’s Earnings as a Percentage of Men’s Earnings by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2016
3 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, October 2016, http://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?queryid=54757
4 National Center for Health Statistics. Health, United States, 2015: With Special Feature on Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities. Hyattsville, MD. 2016
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