In our modern society, finance is no longer just a man’s job. More and more women want to take their finances into their own hands. However, the necessary information is often lacking. Many women also fear terms related to investment and retirement. In such situations, various financial bloggers come to the rescue. They provide insight into the old age provision, investment market and so on! In this way, they encourage women to manage their finances themselves. With a modern and attractive design, many bloggers manage to simplify various financial topics and make them exciting.
ElleXX
Many Swiss women can’t take care of themselves financially. Patrizia Laeri (44), Nadine Jürgensen (40) and Simone Züger (35) want to change that. That’s why they founded the financial blog ElleXX. The site simply explains complex economic contexts and provides solutions for various financial life situations. How does my financial life affect my independence and when and where should I invest? The answers to these questions are on the blog. In addition to finance, ElleXX also covers other important topics such as education and career.
Madame Moneypenny
Madame Moneypenny is the oldest finance blog specializing in women in German-speaking countries. A blog helps you take control of your finances and build long-term wealth. Natascha Wegelin (37) founded Madame Moneypenny in 2015. A few years ago, she lost almost 18,000 euros due to bad financial advice. According to Wegelin, this happened because of their past ignorance and naivete. To protect other women from such bad experiences, she now blogs about finances.
missfinance.ch
Angela Mygind shares her financial experiences on the Missfinance.ch blog. When She started to take care of her finances, she didn’t even know where to start. Thanks to her self-study, Mygind realized that getting started wasn’t hard at all. On the blog she shows how newbies can start their financial independence she. Among other things, Mygind writes about retirement issues, various investment platforms, as well as his own portfolio of stocks and ETFs.
women’s stocks
Jenny Dressel, 33, of the stocks blog for women, enlightens you on long-term investing. She shows how women can secure the future with stocks and ETFs. Many women are afraid of the stock market and stocks because of their lack of knowledge. Dressel wants to support women to overcome this fear. The financial world can also be intimidating as it can seem a bit dry at times. But Dressel counters this with the blog’s modern and colorful design.
fortune teller
Financial blogger Margarethe Honisch (35) wants to show other women in Fortunalista how they can be financially independent. His blog is primarily aimed at women who haven’t saved that much money yet. Honisch tells the readers that no matter what they earn or own, anyone can invest properly. The blog is all about the right mindset, strategic savings and successful investing.