“Madame Moneypenny”, “Femance”, “Hermoney” – the range of financial advice especially for women is growing all the time. And that’s a good thing, because many women deal with money differently than men. There are historical and cultural reasons for this, which can still be felt today: On average, women earn less than men, have fewer assets, receive fewer loans and at the end of their lives fewer pensions.
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So far, money has mostly been in men’s hands
The financial sector is also dominated by men – all of our money is in male hands. The general inequality between men and women when it comes to money has been proven to damage an economy according to the established benchmark of gross domestic product. Because: The more equitable a society is, the higher its gross domestic product. Studies also show that women are more careful about investing, more likely to spend their money on charity, and that startups run by women generate higher returns. The generator podcast on the trail of a more feminine financial world.
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Financial advisors speak in this program Helma Sick, the feminist economist and ethicist In a praetorius, the retired Oxford professor and author Linda Scott as well as the fund manager Anne Connelly.
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With a click on the picture above the generator podcast starts with the questions: Why does money belong in women’s hands? What does a fairer economic system look like? How can women get excited about the financial world and what role does the invisibility of care work play?
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