Why We Invest in Equal Opportunities at ellexx
ellexx aims to promote equality and social responsibility in the financial sector. We support companies that offer equitable and fair workplaces, prioritize diversity and inclusion, and operate sustainably. Our stock product is the first step towards this goal.
Why you too are a Gender Lens Investor
How I found my way into investing thanks to gender lens investing and why it also makes sense for men to invest in equal opportunities. We show you how you can drive social change with money and why it's time for a major protest movement on the stock market.
Everything You Need to Know About the Pillar 3a
Have you already taken care of your retirement planning this year? No? No problem: You can contribute to your Pillar 3a until the end of the year. Or, if you don’t have one yet, you can open one. We’ll explain how it works and why it’s especially important for women to maintain their Pillar 3a.
What Starting a Family Means for the Budget
Does a child really cost an average of a million? Budget advisor Andrea Schmid-Fischer clarifies which costs need to be considered when planning a family and provides savings tips for couples with children.
On average, women have much less money than men. Why? Because inequality begins in childhood and continues throughout a woman's financial life. Our goal is to change that.
How to build a strong financial plan
Budgeting overwhelms you? You'd actually like to invest and save, but the credit card bill is giving you a nasty stare? Don't worry. We're here to help.
Where are single people financially disadvantaged, Sylvia Locher?
Sylvia Locher is the president of Pro Single Switzerland. In our Money Talk, she explains the costs of living for single people and how they are financially disadvantaged by our system.
One, two, or three: How many 3a accounts make sense?
Do you already have a third pillar account? Or have you ever considered opening a second 3a account? Why? We'll explain it to you.
"When It Comes to Money, We Are Rarely Truly Rational"
For some, money is a source of stress; for others, it is a means to an end or a piece of freedom, and some prefer not to talk about it at all: money. Economic psychologist Anne Herrmann explains what shapes our relationship with money and how we can change our attitude.
The XX Economy - the Pink Elephant in the Room!
It would be huge, strong and bigger than the economies of China and India combined: the XX economy or She-economy. This refers to the global female (shadow) economy, which is systematically kept small and goes largely unnoticed.
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