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💪 𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗢𝗡𝗚𝗘𝗥 𝗧𝗢𝗚𝗘𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗥 💪 "STRONGER TOGETHER" is a weekly column where IMPACT Community Services Managing Director, Tanya O'Shea, explores key issues. This week Tanya discusses how evolving societal norms have empowered women’s financial independence. She emphasises the crucial role of financial literacy in enabling women to achieve autonomy and self-reliance. "Financial literacy is essential for making informed decisions and securing a stable future. It equips you to handle life’s uncertainties with confidence. If you’ve never been supported to learn about money and financial literacy, start now. Engage in conversations, share knowledge, and work towards your financial independence. Knowledge is power, and understanding finances is a critical step towards lasting independence and resilience." Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/LhsJ50RHJIM [Image Description: Image depicts a collection of Australian $50 and $100 banknotes.] #IMPACTCommunityServices #ImprovingLives #StrongerTogether #TanyaOShea #WeeklyColumn #FinancialLiteracy #WomenEmpowerment #MoneyMatters #FinancialIndependence #WomenInFinance #FinancialEducation #GenderEquality #FinancialWellness #EmpowerWomen

Did you know? Women's lifespan has increased from 88 to 90! 🤯 As we celebrate International Women’s Week, it's a reminder of the importance of financial planning. With longer lifespans and the challenges of inflation, safeguarding our financial futures becomes crucial. While our earning potential may have an expiry date, let's ensure our funds don't expire before we do. #WomenWednesdayWithMona #InternationalWomensWeek #FinancialPlanning #EmpowerWomen * Disclaimer: The contents here are just for information purposes only and should not be taken as financial advice. Information shared is my personal opinion. For your own planning, you are recommended to seek advice from a certified financial services consultant.

Welcome to a journey of empowerment and financial enlightenment. April is Financial Literacy Month! For many women, financial literacy can feel like a subject where they've been left behind. But worry not! I’m dedicated to breaking down financial concepts into manageable pieces, making them accessible and engaging. Whether you're a career woman, a homemaker, or transitioning through life's various phases, understanding the basics of finance is the first step towards a secure and confident future. Read more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e49qfpx3 #FinancialLiteracyMonth #InvestInWomen #SmartWomenInvest

🚨💼 Financial Independence for Women 🚨💼 This October, during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, let’s shine a light on a critical issue—financial independence for women. Why is this important? Many women are just one crisis away from financial instability, often due to financial abuse. This can take many forms, from being restricted access to money to having no say in financial decisions. 🔑 Here are three essential steps to claim and secure your financial freedom: 1. Recognize the Signs of Financial Abuse: Stay informed about the signs of financial control and abuse. Knowledge is power, and awareness is the first step toward change. 2. Establish an Emergency Fund: Begin setting aside funds in a private account that only you can access, aiming for three to six months of expenses. This fund is your safety net. 3. Embrace Cash Flow Banking: Grow your savings tax-free while maintaining complete access to your funds through cash flow banking. It’s smart, it’s strategic, and it puts you in control. 🌟 Financial empowerment is not just about having resources—it’s about having the freedom to make choices. Let’s ensure every woman has the tools to build a secure, independent future. 👉 Swipe up to learn more and start building your financial independence today! #FinancialFreedom #EmpowerWomen #EndFinancialAbuse #DomesticViolenceAwareness #SecureYourFuture #FinancialIndependence

In the pursuit of financial well-being, certain habits are often the unsung heroes, silently steering some women away from financial struggles. In this post, we're exploring three not-so-talked-about practices that financially savvy women adopt to secure their economic futures. 1. Saying NO The first secret lies in the power of saying no. It's not always easy, especially when declining involves close friends or family. However, women with financial stability have mastered the art of discipline. If an event or expense doesn't align with their budget, they confidently say no, safeguarding their financial health. 2. Financial Literacy Knowledge is a powerful tool, especially in the realm of personal finance. Financially successful women invest time in enhancing their financial literacy. They seek out programs, courses, or webinars that provide valuable insights into money management. By continuously learning, they empower themselves to make informed financial decisions. 3. Automated Savings The adage 'out of sight, out of mind' takes centre stage in savings. Automating the savings process ensures that a portion of income is set aside consistently. Financially adept women understand the importance of this practice, allowing their money to grow effortlessly over time. Now, it's your turn to consider incorporating these habits into your financial routine. Which of these practices resonates with you? Share your thoughts in the comments section 💬 Breaking free from the cycle of financial struggles often boils down to the habits we cultivate. By adopting these three financial secrets, you can pave the way for a more secure and empowered financial future. #herconomy #financialempowerment #moneymanagement #womenandmoney

Empower Yourself, Not Just Protect Yourself Imagine a life you love: a secure home, a supportive partner, a bright future. But what if things changed unexpectedly? Financial literacy equips you to navigate life's turns, not just fear them. Often, women downplay finances, trusting others or intimidated by the unknown. But financial knowledge isn't a dusty textbook - it's your key to freedom. Financial literacy empowers you. You'll understand your money, grow it, and bounce back from challenges. It's the confidence to dream big and make it happen. Imagine facing difficulties prepared, not blindsided. Financial literacy is your quiet strength, weathering any storm. This is why SheInspires Awards ~ Local and Global and Akka Foundation have collaborated with a shared goal to make 50,000 women financially literate over the next 5 years. Help us in this cause and ditch the "he'll take care of it" mentality. Embrace financial freedom - it's more powerful than self-defense. What's your biggest financial hurdle? Share your challenges in the comments below! #financialempowerment #womeninfinance #financialplanning #moneymanagement #financialsecurity #empoweringwomen #careergrowth #personaldevelopment #resilience #futureready

Women have less money than men when they reach retirement In an ageing society, find out why women's financial literacy benefits everyone:  https://ow.ly/Sy6O50SrwTG #FinancialLiteracy #FinancialEducation Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center (GFLEC)

Financial Literacy isn't an April Fool's joke. I want to empower women to take control of their financial wellbeing. Read more here in my latest newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gi3ZgTkW

The gender pay gap and career breaks can significantly impact women's retirement readiness. However, financially literate women can empower themselves and contribute to a more prosperous society in an aging population. By gaining financial knowledge, they can make informed investment decisions, grow their retirement savings, and achieve financial security. This, in turn, strengthens the economy through continued workforce participation, reduces the strain on social programs, and fosters empowered families. Let's #CloseTheGap by promoting financial literacy for women. #FinancialWellness #WomenInFinance #FutureofWork #RetirementPlanning #GenderEquality

Financial Literacy, especially in The Philippines, where there are so many single people, who act as breadwinners or overseas workers supporting entire clans- extended relatives 20 degrees removed included is so important and understated. I just don't mean get an insurance, which a lot of Snake Oil Salesmen use as a hook to sell policies. I mean really managing finances, prioritizing needs, and setting boundaries. It's only in The Philippines where people take out a loan for a child's birthday. Based on reports, a great majority of Filipinos are in debt. I am not surprised given our 23% poverty rate and a lack of social and medical services. You see, in The Philippines, you are only a major hospitalization away from poverty. I really think HR should include such trainings for breadwinners as part of their financial wellness programs. #strategichr #humanresourcesmanagement #entrepreneurship #startupculture #startupcompany #startupgrind #employeeretention #employeeengagement #organizationalculture #organisationaldevelopment #vuca #vucaleadership #vucaworld