Discover the pressing investment gap between men and women and learn how to bridge it. The hosts tackle essential topics like negotiating for fair pay and the challenges single women face in finances. Dive into strategies for secure retirement and explore how motherhood impacts financial decisions. With expert insights from industry professionals, this podcast empowers women on their financial journeys and encourages them to take charge of their wealth with confidence.
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Women Invest Less Than Men
Women currently invest far less than men, creating a notable investment gap.
This gap influences women's personal financial growth and wealth accumulation.
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Welcome to Women and Wealth, the new six part podcast series from Investors' Chronicle, looking at the world of investing and personal finance issues facing women. Join personal finance editor Val Cipriani and digital production journalist Madelaine Apthorpe as they explain and advise on everything from how to invest to asking for pay rise at work in the video podcast series.
Across the six initial episodes, Val and Madi will discuss the investment gap; as men vastly outweigh women in investing, how to look after your finances in a relationship and moving in with your partner. Looking at the gender pay gap and how women can make sure they're getting fair pay for their work, Madi speaks with The Financial Times' Isabel Berwick about pay and work on tips to getting a better pay check.
Other episodes look at the single women penalty, how to make the most of retirement as a woman and in an episode looking how motherhood can affect your personal finances, Val sits down with Alice Guy, a chartered accountant and mother of four.
Women and Wealth is a six part podcast series from Investors' Chronicle. You can listen and watch the episodes, alongside our other podcasts, on Apple, Spotify and YouTube.
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