Personal Finance

 In a country where almost half of the population is female, there still exist money taboo. Wealth for women is a rarely discussed topic, though women are experts in managing their family finances and budgets. Ironically women are more in need of this talk, for they live longer and earn less than their male

How to manage your personal finances.Why is it that it is often believed that men are the only ones who know how to handle finances? Why do so many women delegate their financial security to a spouse or significant other and allow divorce or death to plunge them into poverty? Why do so many women

  Part two of the video continues to discuss ways to manage your personal finances. It is important to keep track of expenses whether you employed or unemployed says Mr Subramanya S V. Furthermore, it is essential to reduce expenses to fit your budget. Breaking down your income to suit your personal needs enables responsible

It takes a certain type of strength and discipline to manage money daily. The women on the show have reached a level of mastery when it comes to managing finances. They discuss the importance of savings, emergency fund and wise spending. Financial education and learning about different methods to attain financial independence is deeply rooted

  It is about time women take charge and manage money ourselves. This series explores on how to save and manage money and raising lemonade stand kids. Gone are the days when women had to depend on their spouses for the smallest of things. We earn, we learn and we know how to save and

  Ever wondered the importance of money for women? Why it is important to Save and Manage Money. But what is the bottom line to enjoying a life where you are your own boss, in every sense of the word? Where you pursue your dreams without anyone telling you it’s not possible? While it’s all

  So take your lives in your hands girls, let’s talk about Money. To walk us through how we can save and invest towards a wealthier and more independent future. Women, for generations, had been conditioned to give away financial control to the ‘head’ of the family. Of course, times have changed. Yet, whether or