You did everything right.
You built a career.
You’ve made smart decisions.
You’ve shown up—for your family, your work, your life.
And yet…Something feels off.
Not broken.
Not falling apart.
Just… harder than it should be.
More expensive.
More exhausting.
Less clear.
You’re not imagining it. Midlife—especially during perimenopause and menopause—can quietly shift your financial reality in ways no one prepared you for.
And almost no one is talking about it.
Why This Matters
At the exact moment when you should be:
- Earning the most
- Saving the most
- Feeling the most confident
Many women experience:
- Rising healthcare costs
- Career disruptions or slowdowns
- Increased caregiving responsibilities
- A surprising drop in financial confidence
In fact:
- Women spend billions each year managing menopause-related symptoms
- Many see increased healthcare costs and even reduced earnings over time
- And only a small percentage feel truly confident about their financial health
This isn’t just a phase.
It’s a financial inflection point.
What You'll Get
This isn’t just a replay. It’s a reset.
Inside, you’ll get:
✔ Private Webinar Replay
A candid conversation about the real financial impact of midlife and menopause—and what to do about it.
✔ The Money Midlife and Menopause Brief
A simple, practical framework to help you regain clarity and make more confident decisions.
✔ Link to the Mind Body and Wallet Podcast on Money, Midlife and Menopause
What You'll Learn
- The hidden “menopause tax” and how it shows up in your life
- Why midlife can disrupt income—even during peak earning years
- How stress, caregiving, and health shifts impact financial decisions
- The confidence gap no one talks about (and how to close it)
- How to use this stage as a checkpoint—not a setback
Who This Is For
This is for you if:
- You’re in your late 30s, 40s, or 50s and starting to feel a shift
- You’re juggling career, family, and financial responsibility—and it’s a lot
- You’re doing well on paper but don’t feel as confident as you expected
- You want clarity, not complexity
- You’re ready to make intentional decisions—not default ones
Repositioning Moment (Very You)
This isn’t about having everything figured out.
It’s about recognizing:
Money isn’t math. It’s personal.
And in midlife, it becomes very personal.
About Ande Frazier
Ande Frazier is a financial advisor and behavioral finance specialist who helps women take control of their money by addressing not just the numbers—but the thoughts, patterns, and beliefs behind them.
In collaboration with Guardian, she brings research, real-life insight, and practical strategy together to help women navigate one of the most overlooked financial transitions of their lives.