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It’s time to get your money right, sis! Financial literacy gives you the knowledge to make educated decisions regarding your finances. The same way one gains information on a topic they enjoy or a subject in school, financial literacy can give you the confidence to discuss your finances and empower you to make changes to better your financial health. You can’t grow what you don’t know and this includes your money. There are several components to financial literacy including income, spending, saving and investing, borrowing, budgeting, taxation, and financial management. Understanding these elements of financial literacy will help you manage your money better and provide you with good financial well being. Many people are often afraid to take a look at their finances; however, by understanding finances, knowing your financial standing, writing down your goals, and taking action to improve your financial health, you will be equipped to take control of your financial life.
March 02, 2021
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These days, Singaporean women are just as likely to be seen making stacks of cash or investing in assets, as they are raising kids or cooking for the family. That said, with a gender wage gap of 16.3 per cent in 2018, Singapore still has some way to go in terms of gender equality.
This International Women’s Day (March 8, 2021), we’re highlighting 10 female/female-centric personal finance and investment influencers to inspire women to step up their money game.
1. The New Savvy
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The New Savvy is a repository of articles on finance, investments and career seen from the lens of the modern woman.