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The article discusses how women develop a money management plan while dealing with life challenges and stages. It features resources and a list of steps in developing financial action plan and building wealth that will last for generations to come. It tells about money management, investing, and tax and estate planning.

The article reports on the strategy of Shannon Humes-Leavell, a pharmacist, to ensure she stays on track to meet her goals. Humes-Leavell knows all about following doctor's orders, and when it comes to managing her finances she recognizes the benefit of seeking guidance. Her conservative mentality translated into safe, low-interest-bearing investments such as a money market account and bonds. Having worked with Davis for several years, Humes Leavell's financial life has continued to evolve.

The article offers the advice of William Young, a chief operating officer at Buford Dickson Harper & Sparrow on weathering financial storms. Investors should place their bets with larger companies that can withstand an economic climate of uncertainty rather than invest in small to mid-size firms that may not be able to weather the storm. Young's company is banking on its investment philosophy, which is to buy the stocks of well-managed companies that have a track record of positive earnings momentum.