It’s that time of the year again when the office is beset by rumors, whispers and overall a lot of anxiety. For a long time now, April to me has meant a time period of appraisals and the culmination of a year’s hard work into one number. Appraisals also go hand-in-hand with the annual […]
Category: Financial Feminsim
Financial Feminism is a guiding principle of this website.
These posts talk about anything specifically women and money, and tend to be persuasive and more opinionated.
Women’s Day Special – How I Plan My Finances
While it’s easy to say – manage your money, or plan your money better, sometimes the best way to really set into action is knowing how some people do it. So, for the concluding part of the series, I decided to ask this fantastic set of ladies (Hop over to read more about them […]
Women’s Day Special – Change your story
“Do you wait for things to happen, or do you make them happen yourself? I believe in writing your own story.” ― Charlotte Eriksson We all have a choice. We can either be passive players and watch as life unfolds in front of us. Or we can grab it by its horns and decide […]
Womens’ Day Special – Why Women Must Manage Money
Women’s week has commenced. As a person, I have always found these “days” sort of ridiculous. My reasoning – so, women do not matter rest of the 364 days? However, for the first time, Women’s Day and Women’s Week are very very special to me. 6 other female Personal Finance bloggers (Melanie, Liz, Kristine, […]
The Time For Financial Feminism Has Come
Since the time I defined a clear sharper focus area for Elementum Money, things are more sorted in my head. I realized that the movement I would really like to see happening is Financial Feminism. Being an alumnus of a widely recognized feminist college, Lady Shri Ram (Delhi University), I recognize it as […]
Know Your Why
I have now been blogging for almost 5 solid months – consistently publishing content 3 times a week. I have always loved the experience of publishing content that I am proud to call mine. However, off late, I realized that I was feeling a little directionless and somewhat lost. I wasn’t sure that I […]
Follow Friday – Financially Blonde
Have you ever tried to lose weight and struggled? Have you ever struggled in the same way to getting financially fit? Wait a second, did I just say financially fit? The term financially fit is inspired by today’s blogger Shannon Mclay. I relate to Shannon in so many ways that it’s a little surprising it […]
Ladies! 9 Excuses to Bust and Start Investing
A few months back, a guy on my college friends Whatsapp group sent the following joke: A person to his friend: My wife’s credit card got stolen 2 weeks back. Friend (with concern): I hope you got it blocked Person: No. The thief spends much less than my wife! This joke was a perfect trigger […]