Girls Just Wanna Have Funds: A Feminist Guide to Investing

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This was a helpful and insightful book, as a young woman working in financial services I am passionate about bringing more people (and particularly young women) along the journey in taking control of their finances. Start your journey to financial success with Female Invest's bootcamp for safe, smart and sustainable investing. The book is also packed with empowering reflections, interviews and practical tools that will instil you with confidence and set you on the path towards financial freedom.

I get that it's a "feminist guide to investing" but I just feel like these chapters didn't give me anything and they should have rather used to paper to do a deep dive into any of the topics. Particularly the latter of those aforementioned, as women are far less likely than men to ask for one.

In terms of recommendations and feedback, there were some sweeping statements made early in the book, which I feel would have benefited from citing the source material/study to add a little more support and strength to the points being made.

Bon après l'aspect "féministe" du livre c'est vraiment l'argument marketing pour faire cool sur la couverture parce qu'en soit, c'est surtout des rappels pour dire que les femmes sont plus frileuses à parler finance, gagnent moins que les hommes et sont rejetées dès qu'on aborde le sujet de l'argent. While there is a ton that is rehashed here forsure, the incredible part of this book is the deep specificity on socially and environmentally responsible investing. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Girls Just Wanna Have Funds (GJWHF) is a women's network founded in 2018 that is dedicated to the advancement of women in the corporate restructuring and distressed investing fields. Danmark har fået en ny ligestillingsminister, og Finans har været behjælpelige med at understrege, hvorfor der stadigvæk er hårdt brug for sådan en.However I did find this as a good reminder of some basic principles and found the sustainability/feminist part educating. From understanding investment basics to identifying the ethics behind different assets, you'll learn how to make money while supporting the issues you really care about. Og så er der underspillet humoristiske indslag med statistik - fx om hvordan aber investerer bedre end mænd, at der er færre kvindelige CEOs og bestyrelsesformænd end mænd der hedder Peter (John eller Thomas alt efter land). I den danske udgave er ordet feminisme fjernet fra forsiden - det siger nok lidt om debatten i DK, men pyt - forær den til alle yngre damer du kender - det er en fin bog. It's quite similar to Girls That Invest but not so identical that it feels like just reading the same book over again.