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Preparing for a New Era of Financial Wellness

The year 2020 has felt like a lot of things for many of us, ‘the worst year ever’ among one of them, according to The Guardian. And if this year were to play a character from a Hollywood film, I’d cast her as Catwoman in 1992’s Batman Returns. To refresh your cinematic memory, Michelle Pfeiffer […]

By Financial Health Network

Tuesday, July 21, 2020

The year 2020 has felt like a lot of things for many of us, ‘the worst year ever’ among one of them, according to The Guardian. And if this year were to play a character from a Hollywood film, I’d cast her as Catwoman in 1992’s Batman Returns. To refresh your cinematic memory, Michelle Pfeiffer played a quiet and unassuming character named Selina Kyle in the legendary Batman franchise, who suddenly switches to a life of crime as Catwoman after her evil boss, Max Shreck tries to kill her.

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