Jennifer Openshaw’s Quality Stocks for Women is a bi-monthly newsletter catering to the financial savvy woman, or to the woman who wants to be. Though the site offers everything from “Finances of Famous Women Series” to a car safety checklist, Openshaw’s resume is enough to catch your eye. As the founder and CEO of Family Financial Network and commentator for Marketwatch.com, AOL and CNN, Openshaw says her life “has always been about helping people, women especially. It is my passion.”
So … women listen up. The newsletter offers discussions on investing, credit, money management, college savings, retirement issues and more. The “One’s to Watch” List currently highlights the successes of prominent business women such as Anne Mulcahy, CEO of Xerox, Inc.; Susan McGalla, president and chief merchandising officer of American Eagle Outfitters; and Anne Sweeney, president of Disney/ABC Television Group. And following each woman’s biography is a glimpse into the finances of each company.
And what women’s publication isn’t complete without a little fashion and wine? Openshaw gives pocketbook-friendly shopping advice about clothes, wine and gifts – all in an effort to empower women and to teach them to make wise investment and spending decisions.
Kathy Ireland is the current face for the “Finances of Famous Women Series.” Ireland describes the climb from her first job as a “papergirl” to becoming a supermodel, and the financial decisions she made along the way.
Openshaw’s background gives her the clout to give sound advice. She holds an MBA and BA from UCLA and sits on the advisory board for Wyndham Hotels. She has also served as the “Money Expert” for KCBS-TV in Los Angeles, and is a contributing money editor to Lifetime Television’s Lifetime Live and Child magazine. Anyone can use a little financial advice, and the site is definitely worth checking out … male or female!
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