A new year brings the opportunity to ring in resolutions focused on positive changes. While many resolutions typically revolve around physical health, it's equally important to consider another vital aspect of health — financial well-being.
Promoting board gender diversity is often well received by investors, but the power of public attention presents a paradox for companies with less inclusive corporate cultures.
Vivian Fang, an associate professor in the Carlson School of Management, is available to explain what these are, what they are for, and what could be next for cryptocurrency, blockchain and NFTs.
Researchers from the University of Minnesota and Stanford Center on Longevity released the Thinking Ahead Roadmap, a comprehensive toolkit funded by AARP that guides people to select someone they trust to help manage their money if financial decisions become too difficult in the future.
![[Left] Professor Joyce Serido headshot. [Right] Couple looking at papers and using a calculator.](/sites/twin-cities.umn.edu/files/styles/mobile/public/Unews%20Image%20Templates%203_2%20%282%29.jpg?itok=4WK8Bapn)
