Women in tech may have more to consider.
Work with someone who knows.
Tech Career Planning
Integrate your career, gender, and personal circumstances into your financial plan. Tech careers often front-load high earnings into a shorter window (10-15 years) than a traditional 30+ year career arc. This can affect income, savings timelines, and long-term care costs.
Planning for Longevity
Women statistically live longer than men, meaning retirement savings need to stretch further. Planning should often account for a longer time horizon, higher lifetime healthcare costs, and the possibility of managing finances solo later in life.
Career and Income Gaps
Know how career gaps or caregiving pauses can impact income from your career in tech. The potential of missing a vesting cliff or an equity refresh cycle makes timing-sensitive planning even more important for women.
Caregiving Considerations
Care for your family—and your wealth. Women are more likely to serve as caregivers for aging parents or family members, which can affect income, savings timelines, and the need for planning around long-term care costs.