Everything Women Need To Know About Money
Ignorance Is NOT Bliss, Ladies, But Education Is Empowering!
Every basic thing a woman needs to know about finance is here in the following five articles.
There is nothing sweeter than financial independence as a woman — something not every woman experiences during her lifetime. But I am here today to encourage you to be an outlier and in control of your financial destiny.
You don't need to be ignorant, a novice, or confused when it comes to money. Take control of your finances today, and elevate your life to a whole new level of financial freedom and financial independence.
Table of Contents
I Enjoy Paying For My Own Sh*T
There Is Nothing Sweeter Than Financial IndependenceThe 4 Steps For Women to Reach Financial Stability
Get Your Money Right Ladies
Article: I Enjoy Paying For My Own Sh*T
Financial Freedom Is Empowering For A Woman
There is nothing more attractive and empowering than a woman who has her shit together regarding her finances. Independence is a gift that not everyone experiences in their lives — especially women.
A financially independent woman consists of these characteristics :
She has her own car (if she needs one) and can afford the maintenance bills for it.
She has her own place to live and can afford the utility and bills that come along.
She has her own independent income sources.
She saves for her future (retirement) consistently (e.g., monthly, weekly, bi-weekly, etc.).
She has her own stuff and doesn’t need others to buy things for her.
She always remembers that money does not define her, but she still always has her own money.
She lives within her means.
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Article: The 4 Steps For Women to Be Financially Stable
The 4 Steps
Step 1: Education or No Education?
Step 2: Get a Job — Start Your Career (AKA Income)
Step 3: Establish a 3–6 Month Emergency Fund
Step 4: Live Below Your Means
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Article: 4 Types of Debt Women Need To Know About
The 4 Types of Debt
Type 1.Credit Card Debt
Type 2. Property
Type 3. Car Notes
Type 4. Student Loans
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Article: 3 Steps: How Women Can Build Assets
3 Steps: How Women Can Build Assets
Step 1: Save At least 15%+
Step 2: Learn About Investing
Step 3: Get Into Real Estate — Physical or REITs
Step 4: Travel Tip — Go To Your Dream Destinations Baby!
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Article: A Financially FREE Woman
It seems self-explanatory how incorporating the following actions will benefit you — financially, mentally, and emotionally:
1. Saving
2. Investing
3. Staying Out of Debt
4. Maintaining Financial Stability
Yet, so many of us choose not to work towards achieving or integrating these components into our lives.
Choose a life of financial freedom.
Choose a life free from financial worries.
Choose a life free from owing others (e.g., companies, people, etc.).
Benefits of Saving
1. Financial peace.
2. Have money in case of emergency.
3. Have money for retirement, so you don’t have to work your entire life.
4. Increase your self-respect by taking care (saving) of yourself financially.
Benefits of Investing
1. Let your money work for you.
2. Make money in your sleep.
3. Increase your net worth faster.
4. You can save less due to compound interest.
5. Learn something new that will benefit your present and future.
Benefits of Being Debt-Free
1. Enhance your peace of mind.
2. Increase your financial mobility.
3. Eliminate financial pressures that come with owing others money.
Benefits of Financial Stability
1. Peace of mind.
2. Financial freedom.
3. Avoid being negatively impacted by a financial crisis.
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Destiny S. Harris is a writer, poet, entrepreneur, teacher, and techie who offers free books daily on amazon. Destiny obtained three degrees in political science, psychology, and women’s studies. Follow her on Instagram, Facebook, or @ destinyh.com
This article is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It should not be considered Financial or Legal Advice. Not all information will be accurate. Consult a financial professional before making any significant financial decisions.