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AUSTIN, Texas - s4story -- As women are expected to control the majority of wealth in the United States by 2030, financial education has become more important than ever. Coming up on August 8th, on CNBC Moving America Forward explores this growing trend with wealth adviser Irma Hampton, who joins host Dr. Kimberly Olson for an insightful discussion on helping women build financial confidence and prepare for every stage of life.
Drawing on decades of experience working with individuals and families, Hampton explains why financial planning should begin long before retirement or an unexpected life event. She encourages women to take an active role in understanding their finances by creating emergency savings, setting meaningful financial goals, learning about investments and insurance, and preparing essential estate planning documents.
The interview also addresses the financial realities many women face, including career interruptions, caregiving responsibilities, divorce, widowhood, and longer life expectancy. Hampton emphasizes that becoming financially educated can help reduce uncertainty while giving women greater confidence to make informed decisions for themselves and their families.
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Throughout the conversation, Hampton stresses the importance of working with a trusted fiduciary financial professional who prioritizes education, communication, and long-term planning over product sales. She encourages viewers to seek guidance from fee-only advisors who can help them develop personalized financial strategies based on their unique goals and circumstances.
Dr. Olson and Hampton also discuss the importance of involving both spouses in financial planning and introducing financial education to children at an early age. By starting conversations about saving, budgeting, and responsible money management while children are young, families can help create a stronger financial foundation for future generations.
The interview is scheduled to air as sponsored programming on CNBC on Saturday August 8, at 7:30 a.m. ET, bringing practical financial education to a national audience. Below is a short clip from the interview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldfhmYcRDPo
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One of Hampton's central messages is that financial confidence begins with knowledge. Rather than viewing money as something intimidating, she encourages women to understand what they earn, spend, save, and invest so they can align their finances with the life they want to create. As she explains during the interview, money should be viewed as "a tool and not a source of fear."
Moving America Forward continues to feature innovators, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders whose expertise is helping Americans build stronger businesses, healthier communities, and more secure financial futures.
Watch Irma Hampton's interview with Dr. Kimberly Olson, airing nationally on CNBC on Moving America Forward.
For more information about Irma Hampton please visit https://www.irmahampton.com.
Drawing on decades of experience working with individuals and families, Hampton explains why financial planning should begin long before retirement or an unexpected life event. She encourages women to take an active role in understanding their finances by creating emergency savings, setting meaningful financial goals, learning about investments and insurance, and preparing essential estate planning documents.
The interview also addresses the financial realities many women face, including career interruptions, caregiving responsibilities, divorce, widowhood, and longer life expectancy. Hampton emphasizes that becoming financially educated can help reduce uncertainty while giving women greater confidence to make informed decisions for themselves and their families.
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Throughout the conversation, Hampton stresses the importance of working with a trusted fiduciary financial professional who prioritizes education, communication, and long-term planning over product sales. She encourages viewers to seek guidance from fee-only advisors who can help them develop personalized financial strategies based on their unique goals and circumstances.
Dr. Olson and Hampton also discuss the importance of involving both spouses in financial planning and introducing financial education to children at an early age. By starting conversations about saving, budgeting, and responsible money management while children are young, families can help create a stronger financial foundation for future generations.
The interview is scheduled to air as sponsored programming on CNBC on Saturday August 8, at 7:30 a.m. ET, bringing practical financial education to a national audience. Below is a short clip from the interview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldfhmYcRDPo
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One of Hampton's central messages is that financial confidence begins with knowledge. Rather than viewing money as something intimidating, she encourages women to understand what they earn, spend, save, and invest so they can align their finances with the life they want to create. As she explains during the interview, money should be viewed as "a tool and not a source of fear."
Moving America Forward continues to feature innovators, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders whose expertise is helping Americans build stronger businesses, healthier communities, and more secure financial futures.
Watch Irma Hampton's interview with Dr. Kimberly Olson, airing nationally on CNBC on Moving America Forward.
For more information about Irma Hampton please visit https://www.irmahampton.com.
Source: Moving America Forward
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