With spring officially upon us, we hope this finds you all enjoying some sunshine. There is something about the promise of new beginnings after a hard winter that makes spring a particularly welcome season amid the global headlines.
First and foremost, our hearts go out to all of those affected by the war in Ukraine. The resilience, courage, and hope of the Ukrainian people serve asinspiration to countries around the world.
New beginnings are often about stepping out of our comfort zones and learning new things – so please join our Introduction to Digital Assets webinar on May 4to help you get started. Whether you arenew to the field, curious aboutdigital assetsandblockchain applications, or obsessed withNFTs (non-fungible tokens are digital assets that represent real-world objects like art, music, in-game items, and videos), this conversation will not disappoint!
It’s been a long, difficult winter. You deserve this fresh start!
In solidarity,
Amy & Sheila
Financial Feminist of the Month
Susan Collins
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said its next president will be Susan Collins, an economist at the University of Michigan who will become the first Black woman to lead one of the U.S. central bank’s 12 districts.Read more from Bloombergon the Boston Fed selection, Susan Collins.
Read| Forbes - What Is an NFT? Non-Fungible Tokens Explained
Digital assets promise to have an impact on our capital markets
Listen| Forbes - Digital Assets – The Future of Capital Markets
What would it mean if financial systems became decentralized?
Read| Forbes - Decentralized Finance is Building a New Financial System
Tokenization – not just another buzzword
View | Visual Capitalist - Blockchain Applications – Tokenization of Real Assets
Find out what three experts are saying about the future of NFTs
Read| NextAdvisor - 3 Experts Explain Why NFTs Are So Popular and What They Mean for Crypto Investors
Current headwinds for the NFT space, especially collectables
Read| Financial Times - The Great NFT Sell-Off: Has the Digital Collectibles Craze Hit Its Peak?
Other Insights & Recommendations
Some practical and important tips for women and their money!
View| Financial Times - 7 Things Women Need to Know About Money
Trying to prioritize sleep? Then why do you go to bed so late?
Learn | Wired - Why You Stay Up So Late, Even When You Know You Shouldn't
Gain some perspective - how does one parent in the midst of a war?
Watch | TED - What It's Like to Be a Parent in a War Zone
Ready to take the kids on vacation? Here are some ideas from coast to coast!
See| We3Travel - Best Vacations for Kids in the US
Issues to Consider in 2022
Considerations During a Recession or Market Correction
As geopolitical events, inflation concerns, interest rate hikes, and other factors are impacting financial markets, it is essential to understand what to do – and what not to do – to help stay focused on long-term investment objectives.Read our latest articleon issues to consider like cash flow, assets and debt, tax planning, and long-term planning.
Financial Feminism MasterClass Series: Digital Assets
Save the date! Join us on May 4 for an introduction to digital assets. This webinar is a primer to explore cryptocurrency, blockchain, NFTs, and more. Stay tuned for registration coming soon.
The Financial Feminism Network
Read and viewour introduction to BakerAvenue's Financial Feminism MasterClass series.
FINANCIAL FEMINISM
The theory that both women and men should benefit equally from engagement in financial markets. Our goal is to empower women financially in creative and dynamic ways to live a life they design with intent and purpose.
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