Women and money management

[Apocollapse]

Because ideally when married, the husband maintains the balance of the household economy by working, while the wife manages finances well and keeps the condition of the house conducive. So the collaboration of both is active in their respective roles so that family life is harmonious and supports each other. A great woman is a woman who is good at managing finances. So women have an important role in the family even when they become public officials.

Modern women will say this "what's the point of marriage if I still have to work?"

When they're single, they only need to take care herself and work.

But, once they got married, they need to take care of the house, serve her husband, raise her child, take care of herself and work.

Yes, cases like this often happen and end in divorce. And in this case, I personally forbid my wife to work and it is better to take care of the household and children at home because it will be much better and create true happiness, and the reason I do not allow my wife to work is because I am afraid that if my wife works and her income is greater than mine, she will become arrogant, haughty and potentially lose respect for her husband, because she feels no need to depend on her husband.

I'm sorry but that "true happiness" are your own definition, what if the "true happiness" of your wife is live with luxury lifestyle?

For modern women, you're an insecure man because you didn't accept to the race against your wife.

[Tipstar]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Like most of the world, here men and women earn and use their money as they want. But what I have realized is women are not as interested in money management as men are. women loves saving but they don't care about inflation and market mechanics. There are a few who do stocks and mutual funds but the number is smaller. Much smaller are women doing crypto, real estate and commodities. My wife earns about as much as I do but she sends it to me to invest it. For her investment is FD and it takes a lot of convincing to buy stocks or crypto. Sometimes I do it without her consent and I have not been caught yet.

[Majestic-milf]

 Women are often regarded as the ones who use the funds given to them to settle the day to day activities at home and rarely get involved in the big ones. Where there is a man in the house, the woman becomes content to leave the matter of settling bills and money management to the man because to them that's a lot of work.
Although I've seen women who involve themselves in financial activities, take risks in trading but they are few and these ones aren't always as submissive.
 I feel that it's a matter of upbringing a woman has that gives her this mentality that when she is a working class lady, she's independent and does not have to be humble(even when she's married) and although the light is on the woman, but sometimes too, men harbour this belief that since they're the sole providers at home, their word is supposed to be law.

[Oluwa-btc]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Alot times women are known for their good managerial skills and I believe it's applicable to alot of areas as well but I can't really specify if it applies to each countries, meanwhile in my country most women are home builders and do well in every aspects it's just that everyone or individuals see things differently in such a way that some tend to maximize that most women are limited to some certain things so they can't manage some aspects of life including the financial and investing aspects but they get it all wrong and I'll say that put a woman in possession of money and have her give you report of everything.

[slapper]

Money is more than itself. Its structure, access, impact all around. And for most of history, those activities have been filtered via a system that gave women's involvement little priority. Not because they lack interest. Not because they lack knowledge. But because the game never gave them any chance

Every day, women manage microeconomies in ways men rarely recognize: raising children, budgeting homes, controlling microeconomies. The issue is not involvement. The issue is perception. Finance has been mythologized as a high-stakes, aggressive, winner-takes-all space, and society still defaults to the idea that men thrive in that environment while women should “play it safe”. See the warning sign: wealth is something to be "conquered"; investing is a "risk"; trading is a "battle"

So why are fewer women in finance? Because culture still softly but constantly reminds them, money is something to manage, not to command. That wealth is something to maintain, not to multiply. That risk should be avoided rather than exploited. Change the story, and the numbers will then naturally follow

[Unknown Op]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Women play crutial role in the economy of country. Women should have equal rights like men but every country has different kind of people and their spouse . But my personal opinion is women should be independent and she should take part for the budget of home and family because she could lower the load of work from the shoulder of man . Many countries are not progressing because Women are in the home and these are house wives and these countries have to adapt new things.There are many countries in which Women are educated and these are doing job freely and playing crutial role for the family. In every aspect, Women education and role in important because these will nurcher the child.

[Stalker22]

However, I do believe that women tend to be higher maintenance than men, they are more prone to fashion trends such as bags, clothing, shoes, nails, hair etc., which cost a significant amount of money.

Hahaha! Unlike men, who are more prone to meticulously curating a garage full of vintage muscle cars that require a small nations GDP to maintain, or perhaps sinking their life savings into a high-end audio system that can detect the subtle vibrations of a butterfly's wing from three rooms away, women are the ones with "expensive" hobbies? Sure, a new handbag might set you back a bit, but have you seen the price of a custom-built, water-cooled gaming PC with enough RGB to blind a small bat? Lets be real, everyone has their money pits, and some of them just happen to come with better lipstick. 

On the other hand, from my perspective, men are more risk takers and are more likely to be involved in investing, and I have quite a few examples even from my close environment.

I agree with that.

[DeathAngel]

Obviously it’s a generalisation but the average woman has no interest in investing & making money. That’s fine, a woman's role traditionally is to be a Mother & home maker but times have changed, women are having their own career & climbing the corporate ladder. It depends who you talk to & where you oive but I have never ket a really successful woman who likes to invest & grow her wealth.

[pusaka]

Obviously it’s a generalisation but the average woman has no interest in investing & making money. That’s fine, a woman's role traditionally is to be a Mother & home maker but times have changed, women are having their own career & climbing the corporate ladder. It depends who you talk to & where you oive but I have never ket a really successful woman who likes to invest & grow her wealth.

Actually, this will also force us to talk about everything, because if it concerns this, it will not be separated from culture and even beliefs, which will be more sensitive to talk about because there will definitely be many pros and cons. However, I will give my opinion, especially about the role of women who are traditionally mothers and/or housewives. It is clear that times have changed and whether we like it or not, traditions like that will start to shift. Actually, I have no problem with that because it is their full right and they can also be successful with what they do.

[Questat]

Women are often regarded as the ones who use the funds given to them to settle the day to day activities at home and rarely get involved in the big ones. Where there is a man in the house, the woman becomes content to leave the matter of settling bills and money management to the man because to them that's a lot of work.
Although I've seen women who involve themselves in financial activities, take risks in trading but they are few and these ones aren't always as submissive.
 I feel that it's a matter of upbringing a woman has that gives her this mentality that when she is a working class lady, she's independent and does not have to be humble(even when she's married) and although the light is on the woman, but sometimes too, men harbour this belief that since they're the sole providers at home, their word is supposed to be law.

In today's era, whatever a man can do, any woman can do as well. Even if we are seeing stay at home women, there are still those who chose to earn an income through remote jobs so they can contribute to their working funds. If they want to invest, they can because they also create their own funds. But mostly, it's always the men who like to perform taking risk and invest, the women are just there to motivate their men.

[GeorgeJohn]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

in my country women are been the one that save, but I know quite well that it's differs in other countries, I know that women in my country control things better and also manage business better than the men, do you know that women are conscious of anything they do, and it take women time to take a risk that man will take within a short time, that is to show that women that's informed manage things more than average men.

[Fortify]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

It is only relatively recently, and still not in some societies, that women have started earning an equal wage to men. This would have conditioned generations before them to be a lot more protective and frugal with their money, so they are less likely to put it at risk. They have also traditionally been the person looking after the children in a relationship, which often means that any extra money is saved aside or directed towards the needs of their children. Compared to men who often have that bit of extra freedom and don't necessarily have to deal with the day to day needs of the rest of the family, if they are supplying the bulk of the wage. This will tend to make them much better at budgeting and watching where all funds are spent.

[Coyster]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Well, in my country most women are not interested in savings and investments, i would also like to categorically point out out that my country is a patriarchal one, men call the shots, and most women are assigned minor roles in the family. Mind you that this does not mean that there aren't women who are advancing in their careers over here and in business and other whatnots, but the number is incomparable to men. On average a woman in my country basically expects her husband to take care of her and handle anything relating to finance.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Well, in my country most women are not interested in savings and investments, i would also like to categorically point out out that my country is a patriarchal one, men call the shots, and most women are assigned minor roles in the family. Mind you that this does not mean that there aren't women who are advancing in their careers over here and in business and other whatnots, but the number is incomparable to men. On average a woman in my country basically expects her husband to take care of her and handle anything relating to finance.

Women all around the world always want men to take care of them financially and that's one criteria for love these days, but it doesn't dispell the fact that women are more financially capable to manage finance mostly as it regards home and family and pursuits of reason and even unreasonable goals most times.
The man just got to know he wants a family and got to work to ensure that any woman he calls his wife is well taken care of, up to the children that may bless such union. So when the man makes a budget, he must include more than enough so as the woman would have enough to buy the necessary things and even in many cases, save for rainy days when he husband is broke or in need of immediate financial assistance.

[Cryptohygenic]

What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general?

Women are known good in financial management in my place in the sense that they are focused spending on things that matters for the family and are economically spending that the family little savings could serve them in a long run and are good in pointing out quality perspectives that does not require much money so the family can always save emergency funds.
In my country women are not comfortable being just a wife that they would not have something like business that will give them regular Incomes because they always look forth assisting the man of the house financially.
These are strickly responsible woman that is concerned about the economy conditions of now and also the future while there are still those who are not cared about how to be supportive to their homes management.

[Moreno233]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Women are generally good managers when it comes to money. I have seen a couple of families where the women practically run the house while the duty of the man is just to provide the money. Such families make remarkable progress in different things because the women are allowed to make significant input in the decision making process and manages the family finances including investing the money after the approval of the man. I have an uncle whose wife was responsible for most of their businesses including building the houses they have in different cities. The man was busy as someone that work offshore while the wife ran the affairs of the house and she delivered exceptionally fine. So women are indeed great managers if they are given the opportunity and their effort appreciated.

[Ultegra134]

Hahaha! Unlike men, who are more prone to meticulously curating a garage full of vintage muscle cars that require a small nations GDP to maintain, or perhaps sinking their life savings into a high-end audio system that can detect the subtle vibrations of a butterfly's wing from three rooms away, women are the ones with "expensive" hobbies? Sure, a new handbag might set you back a bit, but have you seen the price of a custom-built, water-cooled gaming PC with enough RGB to blind a small bat? Lets be real, everyone has their money pits, and some of them just happen to come with better lipstick.  

Guilty as charged. Don't get me started on how many tools I've got, and how much money I'm spending each time Lidl brings new Parkside tools. I've spent a small fortune and if I'm honest, I haven't used all of these tools. The difference between those two is that tools have some actual purpose and will come in handy when they're needed, but whatever floats your boat. People spend their money where they prefer and believe it's worth it. You're right, everyone has their own money pit, however, some are more sensible or useful than others, and from my perspective, tools is one of them.

[Miles2006]

In a modern world now things like such should be done general not just the country type meaning women should work towards such standard as op mentioned, education, banking, finance, trading and investing etc. when it comes to management women are known for saving although saving real fiat for family purpose but, investing seems too risky besides holding for long can be discouraging from my observation. They prefer safer methods definitely women nowadays involve in different kinds of money making activity that’s the reason I’m not surprised seeing female crypto investors.

[Rruchi man]

Women are generally good managers when it comes to money. I have seen a couple of families where the women practically run the house while the duty of the man is just to provide the money. Such families make remarkable progress ...

For a second, don't you think that men will also be good managers if their role becomes for them to sit at home and then for the women to go out and get money for the family?

It is very simple to me that women are considered good managers simply because it is their job and role to master home management even from an early age as girls. Men from an early age as boys are taught how to become responsible fathers who go out to bring in money for their wives to manage.

[Powerjumboo]

Reading the forum, it's clear that sometimes the way women are viewed differs greatly from one country to another. What is the position of women in budget management in your country in general? Are women interested in saving and investing? Have you tried to orange pill her? If not, why not? Why, statistically, are women less involved in finance/trading/banking?

Women always love to take account from their husbands. Some women may be busy managing the family budget themselves, but all intelligent women will never manage the budget for managing the family without their husbands. I decide the family expenses and the budget for managing the family on my own, but of course I take advice from my wife and my wife never opposes my advice. So my wife and I manage the budget in a beautiful way, taking my wife's advice to manage the family, because it is important for the wife to keep a financial account because wives never like to spend extra money, they love to spend a lot on household chores.