Women on the Verge
Creating financial wellness and personal empowerment through education and community
At the center of life’s events stands a woman. We are mothers & daughters, sisters & friends, wives & single women, home managers & professionals, taking on many of these roles at the same time. As women, we navigate the responsibilities of each role and each situation, typically at the expense of our own well-being.
Too often we forget to take care of ourselves, and we tend to be less involved with the finances, yet statistics show that by the year 2030 women will be responsible for approximately 50% of the world’s wealth. Certainly, a position not to be taken lightly, and it’s never too soon or too late to take an active role in our own financial lives.
If you are a novice or you have been handling financial affairs for some time, becoming involved on a deeper level with your own financial life is beneficial not only for your future, but for those you love. Whether you are in your 20s and just starting out, maybe 30s and moving toward marriage, family, buying a home, moving up in your career, or any other stage of life. Thought, planning, and execution are needed to ensure that as you move through one stage and into the next, you are prepared and protected for the best chance of success.
At TJP Wealth Solutions, utilizing a team approach comprised of experience & expertise, we want to have that steady hand that can help in the planning, preparation, and protection for your future. By supporting and planning for your goals and dreams, protecting what you have already worked hard for, and then implementing strategies to ensure minimizing the financial effects of life’s events along the way, creates an overall plan for success!!
Stories From Women on The Verge

Women and Investing Guide
Financial success is a goal for many, but women face unique barriers that can make that goal more challenging to achieve. This whitepaper explores these daunting challenges but also examines investing pitfalls that all investors should avoid when taking control of their financial futures.