Working Woman Report, workingwomanreport.com, featured a summary of my new book Manage Your Financial Life: Just Starting Out. “Financial author Nancy Doyle has a new, easy to digest book about MONEY! Manage Your Financial Life: Just Starting Out is for those who are new to managing their money. She educates her readers and lays out a solid action plan for those faced with first-time financial realities.” Working Woman Report
New Book for Those Just Starting Out
I am excited to announce the release of my new book, Manage Your Financial Life: Just Starting Out, which is a comprehensive, easy-to-understand guide to help those in the early stages of their careers become more knowledgeable about their finances. See the link to the press release below. Press Release
A Book to Help Women Take A Thoughtful Approach to Managing Finances
Holly Osterman at Empartnow.com reviewed Manage Your Financial Life and described it as a good start for women who are trying to become better informed and take a more thoughtful approach to managing finances. See the full article below.
WIN Podcast – Get Your Finances in Order During National Self Improvement Month
Elisbeth Embry of featured me on her Women Investing Network (WIN) podcast, where many topics were discussed that will help all of us take control of our financial lives. See the transcript from the segment of my interview.
Preparing For The Unthinkable: Financial Organization Tips (New York Post)
The New York Post quoted me in a thoughtful post “The one thing you absolutely must do before you die.” To manage your financial life, being organized is essential. You should also provide account access to a trusted person in the event of an emergency. Getting your financial house in order is not only important for you and your peace of mind, but also for your loved ones. Check out the full article here.
Nancy Doyle was a guest on WCIU’s You & Me
It is tax season, which is the perfect time for a financial spring cleaning. Nancy Doyle was a guest today on WCIU’s You & Me. She discussed the importance of being organized in terms of your financial life. The process does not need to be intimidating or overwhelming. Let’s get started! See link below: You & Me appearance April 5, 2017
Financial Advice: Benefits of a Financial Spring Cleaning
Tax season is right around the corner. It is the perfect time of year for a financial spring cleaning. Just like when you go through your closet to determine what to keep and what to toss, you can do the same with your financial life. I was interviewed by the Daily Herald Business Ledger where I shared 6 points to spring cleaning your financial records. Check out the full article below.
Manage Your Financial Life Book Interview on WGN Radio
Steve Bertrand of the Wintrust Business Lunch on WGN’s 720 featured me to discuss my book. It’s practical advice for anyone but I’m really focused on women. Check out the transcript from my segment below. Steve Bertrand: This is the Wintrust Business Lunch on 720 WGN. Nancy Doyle is in the studio. She has a book called Manage Your Financial Life: A Thoughtful Organized Approach. Now the last two words Nancy are “For Women”. And welcome. Nancy Doyle: Thank you, glad to be here. Steve Bertrand: I’m here to argue with you though, that it doesn’t have to be just for women because I think this is the sort of stuff that we all of us should be paying attention to. Nancy Doyle: That’s true. The book really applies to both men and women. But for many reasons, I’ve decided to write it for women. Steve Bertrand: Because they’re smart…
Financial Tip: How to Effectively Plan in Case of Emergency
Readers Digest quoted me on how to effectively plan in case of emergency. Emergency situations are challenging enough. Being organized in terms of your financial affairs can help to alleviate some of the stress. I recommend that everyone create an ICE – in case of emergency – file and plan. An ICE file contains important documents that are easily accessible to you or to someone acting on your behalf. An ICE plan includes key contacts and financial account information. Check out the full article below.
Spring Cleaning
To manage your financial life better, start with a financial spring-cleaning. Just like when you go through your closet to determine what to keep and what to donate, you need to do the same with your financial life. Get ready A few things before you get started. Designate a room or an area of a room for your work. For online files, keep a log of what you have sorted through. Set out the key office supplies including: a staple remover and stapler, sticky notes, pencils, paperclips and file folders. Bins for recycling Bags for documents that need to be shredded Gather your information Gather all documents and papers relating to financial, tax, legal, and health care matters, including things such as: Bank, financial, and credit card accounts Insurance Mortgage, car loans, student loans Tax returns Birth certificates, marriage certificates Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney All medical and school documents for…