Female Finance – Women, Finance, Freedom
John Davison Rockefeller’s quote “It is better to think about your money one day a month than to work a whole month for it” is an important reminder of the importance of financial education and planning, especially for women who often experience unequal treatment in the labor market.
Unfortunately, there is also a massive lack of financial education in Germany, and many people don’t know how to manage and invest their money smartly. Women often have to cope with lower pay and limited career opportunities.
In this context, it is important for women to take time to think about their finances and define their long-term goals. Especially in times of economic uncertainty, such as those caused by rising inflation, they should adjust their financial systems accordingly and learn about ways to protect their money and turn their human capital into wealth.
The presentation on “Female Finance” aims to address gaps in financial literacy and provide the tools necessary to adapt their own systems and invest smartly. This covers topics such as financial independence, retirement planning, asset accumulation and investments. With the right knowledge and planning, women can achieve their financial goals and secure their future.
That’s what you’ll learn this evening:
- Women are particularly at risk of old-age poverty
- Successful money management in the partnership
- Parental allowance forms
- Prenuptial agreement – what is important?
- Why does inflation exist?
- How can you make your systems work for you?
- What are some ways to protect your money?
- What is happening to the financial assets of the Germans?
- How can I turn my human capital into assets?
Close your knowledge gaps and learn to invest intelligently to achieve your own financial goals.
