Girls Just Wanna Have Funds: A Feminist Guide to Investing

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By summer 2022, the book was written. By October 2022, the book was on presale. Now the book is falling into the hands of thousands of women worldwide. Including women and marginalized voices in the conversation about money is long overdue. Girls Just Wanna Have Funds ready to set the path for long-lasting change. This is probably the 10th finance book I’ve read. I tried to look at this book from a beginner’s lens but even with this perspective, I would not recommend this book.

One person said: “As a woman who is a novice when it comes to all things financial I feel empowered for 2023! Fingers crossed I can put it into practice!”. Another added that “I just wish I had this book sooner! I have been so excited about it since the minute I heard it was being published. It is so accessible, beautifully put together, well thought out, easy to dip into, full of excellent tips and explanations. It’s exactly what’s been missing from our shelves.” It was two years into building the global movement in and feeling 100% confident in our teachings that we decided to write the book we’d been envisaging for years” said co-author Emma Due Bitz. Since 2022, the trio have worked tirelessly day and night writing the book that would eventually shake up the world of financial literature. Finally, your goals should have a deadline. Make sure you set a specific time by which a certain goal needs to be achieved, so you can break down your progress into quarterly, monthly and weekly goals in the lead-up to that date.Start your journey to financial success with Female Invest's guide for safe, smart, and sustainable investing. This is an empowering and uplifting money manifesto, aiming to change the tides of financial power.

I ran into an old roommate last week who laughed in my face when I said I had written a book on finance (I know right, rude) but I couldn’t blame him.The ultimate beginner's guide to when, why and how to invest, designed for women seeking financial empowerment Emma added: “There were times where we felt overwhelmed with the workload. Building a business whilst writing a book was extremely tough to juggle. But we were so determined to get this guide into women’s hands - that’s what kept us going”. Overall, the advice was awful. The structure of the book was worse, they consistently gave advice before exploring the underlying concepts which made it hard to follow.