It's a Rich Man's World

We're Female Invest and we've educated more than a million women on investing. Along the way, we realised something: MONEY IS BROKEN FOR WOMEN. Because women's financial lives are not shaped by salary, saving and investing. They are shaped by the structures around us: by the systems we grow up in, by expectations, policies, and life events that affect women differently than men. We saw that there are eight major life themes that shape a woman's financial future. And how you navigate those has a bigger impact than any job title, salary negotiation or investment strategy ever will. Instead of writing another investing book, we wrote one that explains why money works differently for women and most importantly, how you can navigate it. It's a Rich Man's World is a book rooted in data, but we also share deeply personal stories from our own lives, in the hope that you'll recognise elements of your own journey in it. You'll discover: * The 8 life events that determine your financial future: Most women don't recognize the financial impact until it's too late. * How to navigate them successfully: Clear, practical guidance to spot and avoid the most common financial traps women face. * Personal stories: We share deeply personal, vulnerable stories from our own life, to help you see the impact behind the data. No matter where you're from or where in life you are, it's never too late to change your financial future. ** "A movement redefining women's financial power" FORBES "The best source of financial knowledge out there" EMMA WATSON

Camilla Falkenberg (Author) Camilla Falkenberg, Emma Due Bitz, and Anna-Sophie Hartvigsen are the Founders of Female Invest, a global financial educator targeting women. Through their subscription business, which has members in 120+ countries, they educate women on personal finance and investing with a mission to close the financial gender gap. More than 100,000 women have taken their courses, and they are listed on the Forbes 30 under 30 list within finance, having raised over $23 million in a world where women (sadly) raise less than 2% of funding. They have also won the worlds' largest startup competition and authored the international bestseller Girls Just Wanna Have Funds. They have found global fame with their work, featuring in Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar and many others.