Financial tips for women
You should follow these financial bloggers
As a woman, would you like to deal more with the topic of finance? There are great bloggers on Instagram who accompany women on their way to financial independence and do informative educational work.
There are great bloggers on Instagram who accompany women on their way to financial independence.
In our modern society, finances are no longer just a man’s business. More and more women want to take their finances into their own hands. However, the necessary knowledge is often missing. Many women are also afraid of the terms related to investing and pensions. In such cases, various financial bloggers come to the rescue. They provide insight into topics such as old-age provision, the investment market and the like! In this way, they encourage women to manage their finances themselves. With a modern and appealing design, many bloggers succeed in simplifying various financial topics and making them exciting.
ElleXX
Many Swiss women cannot take care of themselves financially. Patrizia Laeri (44), Nadine Jürgensen (40) and Simone Züger (35) want to change that. That’s why they founded the financial blog ElleXX. On the site, complex economic contexts are simply explained and solutions for various financial life situations are offered. How is my financial life affecting my independence and when should I invest and where? Questions like these are answered on the blog. In addition to finances, ElleXX also addresses other important topics such as education and careers.
Madame Moneypenny
Madame Moneypenny is the oldest financial blog in German-speaking countries specializing in women. The blog helps you take control of your finances and build long-term wealth. Natascha Wegelin (37) founded Madame Moneypenny in 2015. A few years ago she lost almost 18,000 euros with bad financial advice. According to Wegelin, this happened because of their past ignorance and naivety. In order to protect other women from such bad experiences, she now imparts knowledge on the subject of finance on the blog.
Missfinance.ch
Angela Mygind shares her financial experiences on the Missfinance.ch blog. When she started dealing with her finances, she didn’t even know where to start. Through her self-study, Mygind noticed that getting started is actually not difficult at all. On the blog she shows how beginners can start their financial independence. Among other things, Mygind writes about pension issues, various investment platforms and also about her own stock and ETF portfolio.
stocks for women
Jenny Dressel (33) from the blog equities for women enlightens you on the subject of long-term investments. She shows how women can provide for the future with stocks and ETFs. Many women are afraid of the stock market and shares because of the lack of knowledge. Dressel wants to support women in overcoming this fear. The world of finance can also be daunting, as it can sometimes seem a bit dry. However, Dressel counteracts this with the modern and colorful design of the blog.
fortunalista
Financial blogger Margarethe Honisch (35) wants to show other women with Fortunalista how they can become financially independent. Her blog is primarily aimed at women who have not yet saved that much money. Honisch conveys to the readers that everyone is able to invest properly – no matter what one earns or owns. The blog is all about the right mindset, strategic savings and successful investing.
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