Money Talks, Workshops, and Coaching for Women

We meet you where you are. Community talks, small-group workshops, and honest conversation. You don't need to know anything about money to come. You just need to be curious about the next thing.

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What Waggle Offers

Community Talks

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Free or low-cost sessions hosted by libraries, adult education programs, and community groups. A relaxed introduction to one topic, with plenty of time for questions. A good first step.

Small Group Workshops

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Six to ten women, about 90 minutes, in person or on Zoom. Go deeper on a single topic, or join a short series that builds week to week. Small enough that everyone gets their questions answered.

One-on-One Coaching

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For women who've attended a group session and want to go further on their own situation, Becky offers a small number of one-on-one coaching spots.

Why I Teach in Small Groups

When I started talking with women one-on-one, I kept hearing the same thing: ‘I thought I was the only one.’ I wasn't hearing that from one person. I was hearing it from almost everyone. That's when I realized the most powerful thing I could offer wasn't just information. It was a room full of women who understand. In a group, one woman's question unlocks answers for everyone else, and we learn as much from each other as from anything I bring to the table.

Becky Lynn-Crockford, Waggle Founder

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Topics We Cover

Responding to life transitions

Getting your footing financially after divorce or the loss of a spouse

Planning for a new phase or a fresh start

Understanding tax implications

Thinking through tax decisions

Working with a tax preparer: what to bring and what to ask

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Investing basics

Making sense of different types of investments

Building a balanced portfolio and understanding your comfort with risk

Planning for retirement

Knowing what you have and what you'll need

Making sense of your accounts: 401(k)s, IRAs, and pensions

Filing for Social Security

Deciding how much to draw from retirement savings

Planning when to stop working

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Healthcare

Understanding Medicare

Planning for long-term care

Trust and estate planning

Establishing a will and/or trust

Settling a parent's estate

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Building your financial team

Choosing a financial advisor and other key team members

What questions to ask, and how often

What a Session Feels Like

Waggle group sessions are small and relaxed. No one will ask you to share details of your financial situation publicly.

Becky uses plain language. Every term gets explained, every time.

There is no sales pitch. Waggle doesn't sell financial products or take commissions.

Bring your questions. There are no silly or stupid questions here, and learning from each other is an important element of our approach. If you’re worried about something or wondering what something means, there’s a good chance someone else is too.

You'll leave with a simple handout to take home that you can use as you continue your financial wellness journey.

Want to host a financial wellness education session for your group or organization? Becky would love to hear from you.

Get in touch to learn more.

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