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Unbiased financial advice and coaching for women. Think of us as your (Best Financial Friend). On your side in all financial matters.

Advice and coaching for women - on your side in all financial matters.

11/10/2026

What if confidence isn’t the problem?
We hear it all the time.

Women need more confidence with money. They need to invest more. Get more comfortable with risk.

But what if we’ve been asking the wrong question?

What if the real issue isn’t how to make women fit somebody else’s idea of a successful investor - but how to build financial decisions around the life they actually want for themselves? You might want to stop work earlier, take time out, change direction or simply have more choice.

That’s the thinking behind Your Wealth, Your Way.

An in-person interactive evening for women who want to define financial success on their own terms. Your ticket also includes a 45-minute virtual debrief after the event.

Tuesday 3 November 6pm · Shoreditch London · £45

Learn more: https://womens-wealth.co.uk/your-wealth-your-way-london/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=your_wealth_your_way_nov_2026&utm_content=facebook_post

08/10/2026

What does “enough” actually mean to you?

You’ve got the income. The pension. Some savings. Maybe investments too.

But having made some good financial decisions isn’t the same as having a plan built around your life.

That’s the interesting bit.

The answer isn’t always another product, another number or another thing you should be doing. Sometimes it’s working out what you actually want your money to make possible.

Your Wealth, Your Way is an in-person interactive evening by women for women where you’ll choose three small-group workshops, ask the questions that matter to you and leave with a clearer next step - and a reason behind it.

Tuesday 3 November 6pm· London · £45

Learn more - https://womens-wealth.co.uk/your-wealth-your-way-london/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=your_wealth_your_way_nov_2026&utm_content=facebook_post

07/10/2026

Who decided what “good with money” looks like?

There’s a lot of advice about what women should do differently with money.

Be more confident. Invest more. Take more risk.

But more isn’t automatically better.

Risk can mean opportunity. It can also mean trade-offs too. And neither means very much until you know what you’re actually trying to achieve.

So perhaps the better question isn’t “Should I be doing more?”

It’s “What do I want my money to make possible?”

That’s one of the conversations we’ll be having at Your Wealth, Your Way.

Choose three small-group workshops, bring the questions you actually want answered, and start working out what “enough”, risk, security and success look like for you.

Tuesday 3 November 6pm · London · £45

This is an in-person live event.

Learn more here: https://womens-wealth.co.uk/your-wealth-your-way-london/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=your_wealth_your_way_nov_2026&utm_content=facebook_post

03/10/2026

What does “enough” look like for you?
A lot of money advice seems to boil down to one word: more.

Earn more. Save more. Invest more. Optimise more.

But at some point, “more” stops being much of a plan.

The more interesting question is: enough for what?

Enough to feel secure? To make different choices about work? To enjoy what you’ve built? To leave something behind?

There isn’t one right answer. That’s rather the point.

Your Wealth, Your Way is an in-person interactive evening designed to give you some space to work out what matters to you.

You’ll choose three small-group workshops, ask the questions you actually want answered, and leave with a clearer sense of what you want your money to do next.

Tuesday 3 November 6pm · London · £45

Learn more - https://womens-wealth.co.uk/your-wealth-your-way-london/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=your_wealth_your_way_nov_2026&utm_content=facebook_post

17/09/2026

You don’t need to.

That’s the point.

You don’t need to know the difference between ESG, ethical, sustainable and impact investing before you join us.

And you certainly don’t need to understand all the investment terminology already.

In 30 minutes, Selina and Siafra will help make the basics clearer.

We’ll look at:

what ESG actually means
why two ESG funds can take very different approaches
how to spot some common greenwashing warning signs
why risk, returns and charges still matter
the questions worth asking about a pension, ISA or investment you already hold

It’s not a technical lecture. It’s a practical conversation designed to help you understand the subject well enough to ask better questions about your own money.

ESG Investing: Can your money reflect your values without falling for the hype?

Friday 25 September
12:00 PM BST
30 minutes

Register here: https://www.womenswealthnetwork.co.uk/live-webinar/finance-on-friday-live/register?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=esg_webinar_sep_2026&utm_content=post_06_not_enough_knowledge

08/09/2026

Does ESG investing produce better returns?

It is one of the questions we hear most often.

And I would be cautious of anyone who answers it with a simple yes or no.

An ESG investment can perform well.

It can also underperform.

Performance can depend on the fund itself, the sectors it invests in or excludes, how concentrated it is, the market environment and what you are paying in charges.

For example, excluding a particular sector may help performance during one period and work against you during another.

A specialist sustainable fund may also behave very differently from a broadly diversified global fund.

So for me, the more useful question is not:
“Is ESG better?”

It is:
“Does this investment make sense for my goals, time frame, attitude to risk and wider financial plan?”

That is one of the areas we will be exploring in our next Finance on Friday session.

ESG Investing: Can your money reflect your values without falling for the hype?
Friday 25 September
12:00 PM BST
30 minutes

We will look at ESG in plain English, greenwashing, risk and returns, and the questions worth asking about investments you already hold.

Register here: https://www.womenswealthnetwork.co.uk/live-webinar/finance-on-friday-live/register?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=esg_webinar_sep_2026&utm_content=post_04_returns

06/09/2026

Greenwashing happens when something is presented as more sustainable or responsible than the evidence supports.

In investing, that might look like:
a fund name that sounds sustainable, but gives very little detail
lots of green branding or nature imagery
no clear explanation of what the fund includes or excludes
claims that sound impressive but are hard to measure
a focus on one positive feature while bigger concerns stay unclear

That does not mean every ESG or sustainable fund is misleading.
It means the label alone is not enough.

A useful test is this:

Can you clearly understand what the fund does, what it avoids and how it measures its sustainability claims?

If the answer is not clear, it may be worth looking more closely.

We’ll be unpacking greenwashing, ESG labels, risk, returns and what to check in your own pensions or investments in our 30-minute Finance on Friday webinar.

ESG Investing: Can your money reflect your values without falling for the hype?

Friday 25 September, 12:00 PM BST
Register here: https://www.womenswealthnetwork.co.uk/live-webinar/finance-on-friday-live/register?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=esg_webinar_sep_2026&utm_content=post_03_greenwashing

23/08/2026

Words such as ESG, ethical, responsible and sustainable can sound reassuring.

But they do not all mean the same thing.

Two funds can use very similar language and still invest in different companies, apply different exclusions and take very different approaches to environmental or social issues.

- One fund might avoid certain industries altogether.
- Another might invest in companies it believes are improving.
- Another may use ESG information mainly to assess investment risk.
- None of that is obvious from the fund name alone.

Before deciding whether an investment reflects your values, it is worth looking at what it actually holds, what it excludes, what it costs and how its approach is defined.

The label is only the starting point. The detail matters.

We explore what ESG investing really means, and what to look for beyond the marketing, in our latest blog.

Read the blog: https://womens-wealth.co.uk/sustainable-investing-what-you-need-to-know/

06/07/2026

It can feel sensible when everything looks uncertain.

But the perfect moment to invest is usually only obvious afterwards.

When the headlines are loud, many people wait.

They wait for markets to settle.
They wait for interest rates to change.
They wait until things feel clearer.

That hesitation is understandable.

But long-term investing is not about knowing exactly what markets will do next.

It is about having a plan that fits your goals, your time frame and your attitude to risk.

A plan you understand.
A plan you can review.
A plan that does not depend on perfect timing.

We explore this in our latest blog on long-term investing during market uncertainty.

Read the blog here: https://womens-wealth.co.uk/long-term-investing-market-uncertainty/

02/07/2026

Trying to time the market?
It can feel sensible when everything looks uncertain.

But the perfect moment to invest is usually only obvious afterwards.

When the headlines are loud, many people wait.

They wait for markets to settle.
They wait for interest rates to change.
They wait until things feel clearer.

That hesitation is understandable.

But long-term investing is not about knowing exactly what markets will do next.

It is about having a plan that fits your goals, your time frame and your attitude to risk.

A plan you understand.
A plan you can review.
A plan that does not depend on perfect timing.

We explore this in our latest blog on long-term investing during market uncertainty.

Read the blog here:
https://womens-wealth.co.uk/long-term-investing-market-uncertainty/

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