It’s easy to forget that as half of the world’s population, women hold a massive amount of financial power, and there’s plenty of room for growth. Fidelity International reported that women are expected to control 60% of the UK’s wealth by 2025. If the women holding that wealth could put their money to use, be it through investing, spending or charitable donations, it would have a massive impact on society and local economies.

​​​​​​It’s all about the Benjamins, baby. Money is what affords us life’s’ pleasures, from a cocktail with friends to vacations with family. It’s also a necessity, paying for housing and buying our meals. Throughout our lives, we’re given so many messages about money, about how we should aspire to have more, yet how it also can’t buy us happiness. So how should we talk about money?

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It’s important to remember that money is a tool, not a means in itself. But too often, it’s a tool that we don’t know how to wield or one that makes us feel self-conscious and confused. This is particularly problematic for women, who have long been shut out of the finance world and taught to be cautious savers, not savvy investors.

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​​​​​​It’s all about the Benjamins, baby. Money is what affords us life’s’ pleasures, from a cocktail with friends to vacations with family. It’s also a necessity, paying for housing and buying our meals. Throughout our lives, we’re given so many messages about money, about how we should aspire to have more, yet how it also can’t buy us happiness. So how should we talk about money?