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Whether you’re looking for an extra line in your CV, or you simply want to brush up on certain skills, here are our five steps for successfully negotiating your education in the workplace.

Trap? Or handy convenience?

Uber, Shopify, Klarna... What do these three companies have in common? They are all taking advantage of the world of embedded banking.

With the UK considering Negative Interest Rates, what do you need to know about them?

How you can avoid debt and how the snowball principle can help you get debt under control.

When do you need financial advice? How do you find someone you can trust? What should you be aware of when selecting your advisor? This checklist provides the most important points.

Valentina invested at a high just before the crisis, Raffaella became an entrepreneur in January. Because we learn a lot about money primarily from experience: here are two stories about women and what they do with their money.

What do you want for tomorrow? In five years? Ten years? A financial plan helps you to create order. It provides you with security, increases your ability to react to the unexpected, and helps you to achieve your goals.

Do you know how your money’s protected in an emergency and what you can do now for your future and security? With these 9 points you can avoid uncertainty and prepare yourself.

Investments in companies that actively live and promote diversity and equality are increasing. Just a hype, or a good opportunity? How do such systems work and what you should know about them?

Is investing money also an affair of the heart? How you can express your values with your money and how to go about it.

Would you like to try your hand at sustainable investment? Our co-founder Olga asked five female financial professionals some key questions to help get you started.

8 tips for saving and investing: How much money do you need to get started? When should you start?

What if investing were as easy as online shopping? Let’s explore how to invest with robo-advisors.

It all started when my dad suddenly died, leaving us in a whirlpool of receipts and bills, along with shock and grief. It took my mum and I, two well-educated women, almost 2 years to get out of this tornado and start to understand everything.

Our co-founder Jude Kelly is a guest on the latest episode of Work Like a Woman, as part of the second series of this podcast from Mary Portas.