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Women in charge of their financial freedom

11/09/2023 GMT

BBC World Service - The Conversation, Women in charge of their financial freedom

Why should women talk more about money? And what happens when they don't?

Kim Chakanetsa talks two entrepreneurs who teach women to be money-savvy.

Kim Chakanetsa talks to two entrepreneurs who teach women to be money-savvy. 

Arese Ugwu is a Nigerian author whose work is centred around personal finance. She wrote two best-selling books, The smart money tribe and The smart money woman. The latter has recently been turned into a Netflix show. 

Shikha Mittal is a personal finance educator from India. In 2010 she started Be.artsy, a social enterprise empowering people through courses and awareness campaigns. The two big causes she cares about are fighting sexual harassment in the workplace and making people – and women in particular – financially literate.

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(Image: (L) Shikha Mittal, credit Be.artsy. (R) Arese Ugwu, credit Ryan OniFOTO Studios.)

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