6 Ways to Add More Financial Flexibility to Your Life

Article Summary Financial freedom for women can sometimes feel like an unachievable goal. Planning and flexibility play important roles in reaching financial goals.  Life transitions for women often come with financial implications, which is why flexible plans allow for a more seamless navigation through life’s changes. Many women find that expert financial guidance offers them… Continue reading 6 Ways to Add More Financial Flexibility to Your Life

Keeping Track of Your Assets: A Foundation for Financial Confidence

Article Summary Asset tracking is valuable because it centralizes an individual’s financial accounts to offer a more informed view of a personal financial landscape. Many times, financial overwhelm can be tied to a lack of visibility into the full financial picture. Tracking assets offers valuable clarity into all of an individual’s accounts and allows for… Continue reading Keeping Track of Your Assets: A Foundation for Financial Confidence

Managing Your Wealth through Life Transitions

Article Summary Life changes all the time, and many times those changes involve financial implications, which is why many women appreciate guidance from a financial expert. Women tend to navigate life transitions that are unique to them, from childbirth to career disruptions to caregiving and inheritance. Many times, women find that an experienced financial guide… Continue reading Managing Your Wealth through Life Transitions

How Single Women Can Prepare for Long-Term Care With Confidence

Article Summary First Single women aging alone face unique challenges related to more limited financial resources to tap into when it comes to retirement. These women need to consider the rising cost of long-term care as they review their retirement plans and goals with their financial advisor. It is never too early for single women… Continue reading How Single Women Can Prepare for Long-Term Care With Confidence

Women At The Wheel: Strategically Managing Wealth Transfers

Article Summary It isn’t easy to pin down a definitive answer on whether men or women handle the bulk of financial decision-making for a household, but it’s best to have a good understanding of your own personal financial landscape in order to make educated decisions. A financial advisor can help guide women through wealth transfers… Continue reading Women At The Wheel: Strategically Managing Wealth Transfers

How Independent Women Can Maximize Their Financial Outlook After Divorce

Article Summary Data indicates that the quality of life for women decreases more substantially than for men following divorce. If the financial aspect of a divorce is navigated with expertise and strategy, women can ensure that they benefit from certain advantages, including a fair distribution of assets and a court-ordered split of retirement benefits. Women… Continue reading How Independent Women Can Maximize Their Financial Outlook After Divorce

Phoenix-Born Fintech Rolls Out Nationwide Service for Women Seeking Trusted Advisors

Svvy, a women-focused finance-tech startup founded by Phoenix sisters Jenna Biancavilla and Janice Utke, announced its national expansion. After successfully launching in Arizona last year, the company is rapidly growing to match women across the country with licensed, pre-vetted financial advisors they can trust at no cost.

The two sisters were inspired to start Svvy after seeing firsthand the challenges that women face when managing and making decisions about their finances. Biancavilla is an award-winning entrepreneur and the founder of Pearl Capital Management, a client-centric holistic financial services firm, and Utke has 10 years of experience in the technology industry. They merged their skill sets to create Svvy, which offers a free, two-minute online quiz that connects users to female-vetted, licensed advisors in their state. Every advisor is screened through a rigorous vetting process designed to ensure integrity, credentials, and client-first practices.

“Too often, the financial services industry has failed women, prioritizing sales over service and leaving many unsure where to turn,” said Biancavilla, co-founder of Svvy. “We created Svvy to weed out predatory salespeople and ensure women have access to advisors who are trustworthy, licensed, and aligned with their goals. With this expansion, women nationwide can feel more confident and empowered in their financial journeys.”

The expansion comes at a pivotal time. Women now control 51 percent of U.S. personal wealth and are expected to manage 70 percent of global household wealth by 2030, yet many report feeling underserved or even mistreated by traditional advisors. Nearly half of female investors say they’ve been treated unequally or patronized by financial professionals.

The platform has seen strong demand since its Arizona launch, with growing numbers of women turning to Svvy for guidance and high interest from advisors who want to serve them. As the user base grows, advisors are being added selectively to maintain the quality and trust that define the Svvy experience.

“Women are stepping into unprecedented financial power,” Biancavilla added. “They deserve access to reliable professionals who put their interests first. That’s what Svvy is here to deliver.”

 

Cryptocurrency in 2025: What Women Over 40 Need to Know

Understanding the Hype and the Hesitation If you’re a woman over 40 and still unsure about cryptocurrency, you’re not alone. Despite years of media coverage, crypto aka digital assets is one of the most misunderstood areas in finance. Many smart, experienced women still find themselves asking, “Is this relevant to me?” or “Am I missing… Continue reading Cryptocurrency in 2025: What Women Over 40 Need to Know

Are men or women better at saving money? Here’s what the data says.

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Men may have more in savings, but the gap isn’t necessarily about willpower. Who’s better at saving money: men or women? The answer isn’t just about who’s more disciplined with a budget. Research shows men tend to have more money set aside, but it’s not necessarily because they’re better savers. Here’s what the data reveals —… Continue reading Are men or women better at saving money? Here’s what the data says.

Valley sisters create platform to help women find vetted financial advisors

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According to an FTC report, women are 26% more likely to be targeted by financial fraudsters. PHOENIX — On this Money Saving Monday, we’re tackling the alarming stats surrounding women and their finances. According to a Federal Trade Commission report, women are 26% more likely to be targeted by financial fraudsters, and studies show one… Continue reading Valley sisters create platform to help women find vetted financial advisors