Girls Just Wanna Have Funds: A Feminist Guide to Investing

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This podcast is relevant for anyone who wants to know what's happening in financial markets and what it means for them - without the jargon, of course. But before we jump into joining, our gals broke DAOs down with Leigh Cuen to understand what they are, why someone would want to be in one, and potential pitfalls to avoid. This week, the pod chats with Claire Wasserman, who created a business around the idea of tearing down glass ceilings. L'autrice nous épargne le bullshit des bouquins de développement personnel et se concentre sur les procédures, les faits.

Whether you want to master the art of setting realistic goals, demystify the financial jargon, gain independence with a F*** You Fund, or finally get excited about your financial future, you’ll find it all packed in this bold, unapologetic and comprehensive guide. Og så er der underspillet humoristiske indslag med statistik - fx om hvordan aber investerer bedre end mænd, at der er færre kvindelige CEOs og bestyrelsesformænd end mænd der hedder Peter (John eller Thomas alt efter land).Before we all run off for the Christmas holidays, let’s get together to chat about your financial journey this year, share our learnings, and help each other set some goals for 2024.

Start your journey to financial success with Female Invest's guide for safe, smart, and sustainable investing. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. Money matters can seem overwhelming, but if you know the full picture and set yourself up with a few simple systems, you can live a life of choice and have control of your financial future.The viral TikTok trend has catapulted past being a social phenomenon and now, is a term used in our day-to-day lives. I den danske udgave er ordet feminisme fjernet fra forsiden - det siger nok lidt om debatten i DK, men pyt - forær den til alle yngre damer du kender - det er en fin bog. I get that it's a "feminist guide to investing" but I just feel like these chapters didn't give me anything and they should have rather used to paper to do a deep dive into any of the topics. It's overall a good introduction to investing, although I agree with other reviewers that some parts of the book are very basic and really meant for readers who have no experience with investing. sirvisin pealkirjad läbi, lugeda ei viitsinud, sest midagi uut siin ei olnud ja midagi eriti feministlikku ka mitte (peale ehk sissejuhatuse, kus räägiti palga- ja ja varanduselõhedest ja õhutati naisi oma rahalist saatust enda kätesse võtma).

The ultimate vision for GJWHF is a community of exceptional women who mentor, empower and support each other to expand our networks, generate deal flow, create entrepreneurial opportunities, climb the corporate ladder, and otherwise break glass and kick ass. In this clip, our Co-Founder Camilla shares her thoughts on the gender funding gap and some of the barriers we've faced. I have noticed that other woman financial educators work their own personal stories/views into their books, and was impressed that these three did not follow that trend. The book is easy to follow and read and I would recommend it as a starting point for anyone in a similar position.Series 5: GJW Side Hustle) We’re living in a world full of creators, and they’re building a community to help one another climb the ladder of success. Saira and Megan wrap up Season 2 with one last episode diving into what they've learned and some key personal takeaways. Why mention ESG at all if you’ll end up simply promoting greenwashing due to the surface level explanation? Full of infomation, but explained in a clear and enjoyable way, this book touches on a range of subjects, and feels accessible. My only qualm was that it was very Australian-oriented obviously so parts were confusing/hard to understand as a Kiwi but super good to learn about nonetheless.