Women are often told they need more financial education. Elisabeth Prager believes the real barriers run deeper: culture, confidence, permission and silence. In this FoundHer FundHers interview, the founder of Mad Money Club explains why honest conversations about money matter, how community can transform behaviour and why women are often far more financially capable than they realise. She also shares practical steps for investing, pensions, founder finance and building wealt

Finance shapes the decisions that influence every business, yet relatively few women choose it as a career. In this month’s FoundHer FundHers interview, Kristina Segerqvist shares how she built a career in accounting and financial reporting, explains why accounting is like learning a new language, challenges some of the biggest misconceptions about working in finance and reflects on why women should help shape the systems that drive financial decision-making.

What does financial confidence actually look like in practice? In this edition of FoundHer FundHers, I speak with Arlyne Chinyanganya, founder of Roots to Froots, about breaking the silence around money, moving beyond survival mode and building lasting financial wellbeing. We discuss wealth, confidence, community, financial education and why understanding money is one of the most powerful tools we can give ourselves and the generations that follow.