I always believe that managing money is about math.
For example, if I earn RM 5,000 a month and want to save RM 1,000 a month, it would be logical to keep my expenses below RM 4,000 a month consistently. All it takes is some discipline and in 12 months time, I’ll have RM 12,000 plus some interests in my bank account.
But really, is it that simple?
Today, as I continue to learn about personal finance, I find that psychology does play a huge part in influencing money decisions. I realized that I’m linear, logical and largely mathematical in personal finance. But, that is not how most women or some men think. In other words, money is not entirely about ‘math’.
In this webianr, we have Michelle Chin, Founder of Her Duit, a women-focused personal finance platform to discuss personal financial management from a woman’s perspective.
You will learn about the following:
- Unique attributes of men and women in managing money.
- Guilt-free spending tips that are 10x better than retail therapy.
- Could women be better at saving, budgeting, and investing than men?
- Key factors to be considered before taking a career break.
- Smart financial tips for caregivers.
