Did You Know?

 

If your credit card balance keeps inching upward, consider this. A balance of just $5,000 at 15% will cost you $415 in interest if you manage to pay it off within a year.


A mere 3 percent annual rise in prices will double the cost of everything within 24 years. At that time, you’ll need twice as much money as you do today to live as well as you do now.


Women still live longer than men. Women who reached the age of 65 in the year 2000 are expected to live, on average, an additional 19.2 years compared with 15.8 years for men.


There are over 9 million female-owned businesses in America, generating more than $2.3 trillion in annual revenue.


The number of women doctors is on the rise. More women are becoming physical therapists, occupational therapists, and rehabilitation counselors as well.


On average, women spend 11.5 years out of the workforce during their lifetime. This contributes to lower income levels and lower levels of retirement savings for women.


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