NEW YORK, NY -Most people think of January 1st as the time for resolutions. Savvy Ladies, however, sees April 15th as the date they see women turn a new leaf to achieve their financial goals.
Savvy Ladies is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women through financial education. They conduct over 30 seminars a year with a newsletter and hotline providing women with unbiased information on managing their personal finances and maximizing their business earnings.
“Tax time is often the only time of the year when a lot of people sit down and look at how much they’ve earned, and how much they’ve been able to save,” Stacy Francis, founder of Savvy Ladies and a Certified Financial Planner™, observes. “It’s a bit of a shock for many to see how much cash slips through their fingers every month.”
For businesses eager to save in 2009, Francis says there is no time like the present to resolve to “get smart” about their money.
“There are two main areas you should look at in a new way if you want to save money,” she counsels. “Your day-to-day office spending is one, and long-term capital spending is the other.”
