CNN Money Tips For Women

Money Tips for Women: Stop Sitting on the Sidelines Posted: 02:41 AM ET Managing your finances can be a challenge. CNN’s Kate Bolduan interviews author Deborah Owens about her new book that addresses the unique concerns of women – “A Purse of Your Own.”

ABC News Now Good Money- Women and Retirement

Author and Wealth Coach Deborah Owens discusses women and retirement on ABC’s Good Money

A Purse of Your Own in CBS Moneywatch

If you’re a saver and he’s a spender, it’s going to show up in those reports and provide a launching point for discussion. The credit report also will show whether your intended is responsible enough to pay bills on time or is buried in debt. Discovering that you’re money opposites isn’t necessarily a deal-breaker, said Deborah Owens, author of “A Purse of Your Own: An Easy Guide to Financial Security.” But it might be a reason to keep your finances separate.

A Purse of Your Own: U. S. News and World Report

Money books have long targeted women as a prime audience, and a slew of new titles takes that focus a step further with pink covers and images of shoes and purses. Recent entrees into the field include Shoo, Jimmy Choo!; A Purse of Your Own

How to stop being nickel and dimed to death…

So you’ve just noticed the $4.99 mystery charge on your cell phone bill; and, how annoying, that “emergencies only” credit card you never use billed you $15 for your frugality?

A Purse of Your Own In Dallas Morning News

The wedding season is upon us, and everyone knows that emotional compatibility is important. But what many couples fail to consider is financial capability, and that’s just as crucial. Conflicts over money are a major cause of divorce. Read More in Dallas Morning News

A Purse of Your Own Chosen by Black Enterprise

A Purse of Your Own: An Easy Guide to Financial Security by Deborah Owens (Fireside, $15) made an impression on Consumer Affairs Editor Sheiresa Ngo. A Purse of Your Own

A Purse of Your Own in the New York Times

Several personal finance books aimed at women landed in my mailbox recently. They were hard to miss. The books had pink covers and the catchy, if cringeworthy, titles, “Shoo, Jimmy Choo!” and “Hot (Broke) Messes.” And then there was the one I found on Amazon, “A Purse of Your Own.”

Washington Post The Color of Money Book Club

I simply love using a purse as a metaphor for wealth. “More than anything, the purse represents our private financial identity,” Deborah Owens writes in “A Purse of Your Own.” “At the end of the day, creating wealth is about adding to the purse.”

Purse in the Laurel Leader

“There’s a difference between women who build wealth and don’t and that’s what my book is about,”