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Over the past decade, the field of finance has delved into the topic of women and transition. There are white papers, educational presentations (some I have given!), and communities dedicated to helping women plan for retirement or move on after a divorce or death of a spouse. But what about the guys? Where is the research, education, and support for men in transition?

Who controls the purse strings in your house? If you are like sixty-one percent of the women that would rather talk about their own death than finances, it may not be you. The price of delegating your financial decisions to someone else is especially high, and today’s podcast guests want to do something about it.

Listen to the story of how Dr. Barbara Provost and her daughter Maggie Nielson, co-founded Purse Strings with the mission of closing the gender financial literacy and investing gap. We discuss how women need access to free education and referrals to gender-savvy, financial professionals. But most of all, they need to take action!

Here are the top 5 things you will learn listening to this podcast: 

How the financial services industry continues to underserve women

What women really want from their financial professionals

Young millennial women do talk more about money with their friends than previous generations

The importance of taking action to change your relationship with money

You deserve to work with an advisor who shows you respect and dignity

Want to connect with Barbara and Maggie? Here’s how: 

Bios: Barbara Provost and Maggie Nielsen

Purse Strings

LinkedIn: Barbara Provost; Maggie Nielsen

Facebook, Purse Strings on LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest

New Master Class on Negotiations Starts March 7: 

Learn to more confidently ask for your fees, negotiate your salary, and make what you deserve. Includes 10 video lessons, individual and group coaching, and a community of like-minded women. Apply today. Space is limited.

Mention the podcast in your application and get 10% off!

Who controls the purse strings in your house? If you are like sixty-one percent of the women that would rather talk about their own death than finances, it may not be you. The price of delegating your financial decisions to someone else is especially high, and today’s podcast guests want to do something about it.

Listen to the story of how Dr. Barbara Provost and her daughter Maggie Nielson, co-founded Purse Strings with the mission of closing the gender financial literacy and investing gap. We discuss how women need access to free education and referrals to gender-savvy, financial professionals. But most of all, they need to take action!

Here are the top 5 things you will learn listening to this podcast: 

How the financial services industry continues to underserve women

What women really want from their financial professionals

Young millennial women do talk more about money with their friends than previous generations

The importance of taking action to change your relationship with money

You deserve to work with an advisor who shows you respect and dignity

Want to connect with Barbara and Maggie? Here’s how: 

Bios: Barbara Provost and Maggie Nielsen

Purse Strings

LinkedIn: Barbara Provost; Maggie Nielsen

Facebook, Purse Strings on LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest

New Master Class on Negotiations Starts March 7: 

Learn to more confidently ask for your fees, negotiate your salary, and make what you deserve. Includes 10 video lessons, individual and group coaching, and a community of like-minded women. Apply today. Space is limited.

Mention the podcast in your application and get 10% off!