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Education for women on money and finance

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lisara · 29/09/2009 12:23

Do you think women know enough about money and finance to be able to manage their affairs? Is there a need for more courses to help women?
I think too many women leave this stuff to men believing it too complicated/boring and then end up with no pension...

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Iklboo · 29/09/2009 12:26

How many of the supposed expert bankers that crashed the economy were women?

How many households usually have the woman dealing with the household budget?

I think you may be doing a disservice or underestimating how many women are in fact finance savvy

AnAuntieNotAMum · 29/09/2009 12:33

Have seen this book recommended

www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Not-Enough-Smart-Womans/dp/0007235194/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=125422398 0&sr=1-1

Mousey84 · 29/09/2009 12:58

I was about to recommend some things, but see you are an IFA lisara.

As a single parent, I have no choice but to manage my own finances (and in fact, I am considering a career as a financial advisor, but in very early stages at the minute)

I am self taught to an extent - reading books and websites. I do wish we had been taught more at school though. Im now doing an OU course in personal finance.

RE pensions, I think thats its partly because more women take time out from work for caring roles and may not return to work.

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