Women and Money Roundtable: How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets

Three dates left this autumn, and you can take them one at a time.

Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone lead the Women and Money Roundtable, a monthly virtual discussion created to educate women on the financial questions that affect them and their families, currently focused on making sense of today's markets. Strayer is a Senior Vice President and Wealth Management Advisor who joined Merrill Lynch in 2000 after seven years as a vice president and private banker at BankBoston's Private Bank; she holds an MBA from NYU's Stern School and has appeared on CNBC's Power Lunch and CBS This Morning. Maccarone is a Senior Financial Advisor who joined Merrill in 2012 and works with families on investment management, retirement planning, liability management and multigenerational planning. The series is run in partnership between the presenters and libraries across Fairfield and Westchester counties, so you will see it listed at more than one library.

The remaining dates. Wednesday 14 October, Wednesday 4 November and Wednesday 9 December, all 1pm to 2pm. Two of the three are the second Wednesday of the month and November's is the first, so check the date rather than assuming.

Good to know. Free, on Zoom, and you register for each session separately. Registered participants get the link on the day of the program; add a mobile number to the form and you also get one text reminder before it starts.

Where to go. Nowhere. This one is online.