Emilie Bellet is one of the UK’s leading personal finance and investing experts and a global champion for female financial empowerment. As the founder and CEO of the award-winning digital platform Vestpod, she is on a mission to help people around the world to improve their financial lives. Having spent the first part of her career working in private equity, she has spent the best part of the last decade working directly with women to help them navigate their financial issues, challenges, and options.
Breaking the taboo around money, she has a friendly, down-to-earth approach that cuts through the jargon to make the conversation more inclusive and inspiring. She delivers relatable, concise information to help people understand their finances through courses, regular events and content, her bestseller book You’re Not Broke, You’re Pre-Rich, and podcast The Wallet.
Emilie Bellet also talks to industry audiences about women and money, investing, financial wellbeing, current trends’ impact on personal finances, cost of living and bridging the pension and investing gap. At the heart of her message is the idea that there are many structural issues impacting women and money, but that resources like Vestpod help people to make the most of their finances and become financially secure and independent. She co-authored The WealthTech Book, has been included in the Women In FinTech Powerlist 2018 of Rising Stars and is a columnist for i Paper.
Emilie Bellet has also been featured in the Financial Times, Forbes, BBC, The Guardian, Vogue, Glamour, Refinery29, and Monocle. She has also played hockey for the French national team for over ten years.
On average, women’s pensions are £100,000 less than men’s due to gender pay gap and childcare commitments. We also have a £15 billion gender investment gap in the UK. I strongly believe that we can change these stats. I want to help women to strive to be more financially independent, to live their lives on their terms, while feeling secure and confident about their present and future.
In this talk, I will talk about the gender pay and wealth gaps, non linear careers, difference in financial goals for men/women, why women make great investors but also stereotypes and discrimination when it comes to money, how to make the money conversation more inclusive.
Almost 8 in 10 UK employees take their money worries to work, affecting their performance (Money & Pensions Service). Research by Neyber estimates that money worries cost the UK economy £120bn and 17.5 million lost hours of work. Most employers now recognise a link between financial wellbeing and productivity, with nine out of ten saying that financial concerns impact upon staff performance.
Employers have a key role to play. Financial empowerment is important to help employees feel secure and manage their money effectively and improve their financial wellbeing. This includes understanding products and services available to them in the workforce.
The way we manage our finances is changing fast, as is the way we work and live. Tech is changing our wallets and financial lives. We consume differently, change our consumer habits and spend/save/invest money seamlessly. What are the main current trends and what is their impact on how we manage our money:fintech, flexible work, social media, sustainability and the sharing economy.
How do you feel about managing your money? Do you think you can improve your relationship with your personal finances? How can you save more money and build a sound financial future? In this workshop, I will give you practical guidance for you to get started – debunking the financial jargon and breaking the money taboo. I will also give you my top actionable money tips from repaying debt, saving, budgeting, setting financial goals to investing for the long term.
Investing is key to building financial independence and reaching long term goals. When you invest over a long period, you want your money to outpace inflation and benefit from compound growth.
While it’s essential to have ‘rainy day’ cash savings, playing it safe by stashing your money in low-interest-rate savings accounts is actually risky because that money will lose value over time. Practical tips on investing, how to get started and why do people invest money?
With the cost of living crisis, inflation and rising interest rates it’s no wonder a lot of us are feeling lost about what to do with our finances. Let’s discuss why this is happening and I will also share tips and tricks to making sure you’re being as savvy as possible with your money during this tough economic time. If you want to protect your money, it’s important you tighten any loose ends, review all your spending habits / credit and have a clear plan on how you will repay any loans.
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