Greater and better financial education will provide the confidence necessary to take control of your financial future and make better decisions.
According to what was reported by the World Economic Forum in his report Global Gender Gap 2022, it will take us 132 years to reach gender parity. Of course, this data is adjusted depending on the geographic region being analyzed. Particularly for Latin America, this ratio drops to 67 yearsfalling behind North America and Europe, which have a value of less than 60 years.
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I like to focus my gaze on what has been built and the achievements achieved to continue in this process of conquest with the commitment of everyone, adding wills without leaving anyone out of this path. May it be a path for unity and healthy coexistence.


Many women find it difficult to approach financial conversations. But talking about money is not just about numbers, it involves promoting financial education, reprogramming the link with money and achieving a transformative impact among women. A bigger and better financial education It will provide the confidence necessary to take control of your financial future and make better decisions.
By sharing strategies and experiences with other women we can help each other address different topics that may be uncomfortable, such as discussing salary and benefits, without abandoning the qualities of our gender.
I propose 3 goals for this year:
- Get started (if you haven’t already) on the path of finances and investments.
- Create a monthly budget
- Define your savings and investment goals
And I leave you a guide of basic points to achieve them:
- I invested time in quality financial training, provided by the right people.
- Include reading financial information in your daily habits
- Keep track of all your expenses
- I reduced expenses ant
- Think twice before spending
- Differentiate expenses between fixed and variable
- Make the necessary changes to tend to achieve a concentration of 50% of your fixed expenses and 30% in variable expenses
- Adjust your budget to project savings of 20% of your income
- Know your financial reality
May the upward trend be for financial education.
Director of Bell and specialist in market ethics.
Source: Ambito

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