Financial Advice for Independent Women (Authentic Verified) by Rachael Johnson

"At last, a book that speaks of money in a manner that is not only accessible and useful, but also?rucially?ngaging. In this enlightening guide, Mrs. Moneypenny, the legendary columnist for the Financial Times and bestselling author of Mrs. Moneypenny's Careers Advice for Ambitious Women, leads us through the many challenges of personal finance. With wit and wisdom, she makes a compelling case for the necessity of gender-specific financial advice, particularly for the independent women of today.

Why, Mrs. Moneypenny asks, do personal finances often pose such a formidable barrier for women? And, more importantly, how can we overcome this challenge? In her earlier work, she introduced the crucial concept of a ?inancial finish line?the amount of money one needs to live a secure and fulfilling life. But how can we determine what constitutes ?nough? And how, exactly, can we reach that goal?

In this essential and engaging follow-up, Mrs. Moneypenny? Financial Advice For Independent Women, she provides clear, practical guidance on how to establish your own financial finish line, and outlines actionable steps to achieve it. Whether it's increasing your income, cutting living costs, launching a business, or saving for retirement, Mrs. Moneypenny offers straightforward strategies to empower you to take control of your financial destiny.

From demystifying mortgages to raising capital for a business, this book is designed to inform, inspire, and?ost importantly?mpower women to take charge of their financial lives.

A clever, wise, and necessary work, Mrs. Moneypenny's Financial Advice For Independent Women should be by every woman? bedside. As Jeanette Winterson aptly states, this book is ?lever, wise, funny, and necessary,?while Rachel Johnson adds, ?his is the book I wish someone had pressed into my hands when I was in my twenties.?
With over fourteen years of experience captivating Financial Times readers, as well as her role in presenting the Channel 4 series Superscrimpers and her highly praised stage performances at the Edinburgh Fringe and Hay Festival, Mrs. Moneypenny brings a wealth of knowledge, humor, and authority to the financial landscape.

Heather McGregor, also known as Mrs. Moneypenny, is the founder of the Taylor Bennett Foundation, an advocate for social mobility and employability, and the chair of Career Academies Foundation.

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