WoMoneyKiBaat not only takes the conversation around women and money matters one step forward, but in doing so also furthers the agenda of women empowerment.

The session was moderated by the founder Shaili Chopra who talked to Kanupriya Agarwal, founder of Powai Women Networking, Molly Tandon, Brand and Marketing Leader, Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management and the standup comedian, Devanshi Shah.

Popular blogger and entrepreneur Aanam Chashmawala reveals how she bought a house of her own at the age of 26.

I feel that they should have the ability to take the decisions on how they are going to spend their money or how they are going to invest it.

You shell out cash and swipe a credit card every single day, but money can still be a taboo subject. We are in 2019, and it’s time to normalise conversation on money. Not just while sitting with an investment advisor or banker but while catching a coffee with friends. Yes, that’s right. Make wo money […]

The fact that women are natural savers who will think twice before investing in a high-risk component is what makes women good with money.

The importance of investments for entrepreneurs through the journeys of four women who learned to crack the code on their funds and planning

We all have different upbringings, have differing life experiences and thus develop different perspectives. Our needs, desires and expectations from life are so different. So how can we all have identical approach to financial planning?

Sangeeta Menon speaks on how keeping her finances in shape helped her be a lone caregiver to her mother, without having to ask for monetary help from anyone.

Retirement planning isn’t just about medical bills and survival. It is also about enjoying your life, something which most of us tend to put off till retirement due to work and family responsibilities. Money shouldn’t be a constraint when you finally have time to do what your heart desires.