Bold Millionaire Announced They Received an Award at the Startup Weekend Competition for Women
Oct 8, 2019
Bold Millionaire offers financial education and training for women to take charge of their finances. They just received an award for their commitment and determination towards helping women build wealth and living a life they love versus a life they think they can afford.
October 7, 2019 —
Bold Millionaire, financial literacy and investment organization that focuses on women, announced they just won the business startup competition and Honorable Mention Award at the Techstars Startup Weekend Women.
The organization launched when a friend of the founder's had loss her husband to cancer, and feeling clueless and helpless how to manage finances sought out referrals. Only to trust the wrong resource and get scammed out of $300,000. Gender pay gap, taking time off work is not the issue, the real issue is that most women do not handle their own money and investing, they rather delegate it than understand it. The organization provides training to help women become fearless about money so they can achieve limitless success in anything they do. It is different from mainstream personal finance guru's since it does not just preach personal finance budgeting, saving money, saving retirement. Rather, it provides the 30,000 foot view of wealth creation so women approach their wealth from a high level perspective and see the three elements of building wealth. Too many mainstream personal finance guru's focus on the spending less than you earn and saving, and never talk about the other two elements vital to building wealth.
They empower women on financial independence, wealth building and investing. Through their education and live coaching platform, women become committed to creating an abundant and high-quality life on their own terms and build their wealth engine.
For more information, please visit here.
Bold Millionaire is an organization entirely devoted to the growth and development of women investors. Many women, especially those in the mid or later part of their life, usually find themselves in a financial challenge. This happens because most women leave financial issues to be handled by their male partners, so in the event of separation, divorce, or death, they don't know how to manage their resources properly. Research suggests women are better savers than men, however, when it comes to investing, they tend to be more risk averse.
Caroline Yuki is a financial and wealth creation expert and first year MBA student at Rice Jones Business School who runs Bold Millionaire with a passion and mission to liberate other women financially. She believes that women are excellent investors given the education and opportunity. Women are already excellent with saving money and need to learn the other two elements to building wealth, to truly build a wealth engine. Yes, people can save their way to become a millionaire, but no one saves their way to become a multimillionaire. No one is born knowing how to invest, money and investing confidence comes from education, training and practice. Much like anything in life. It's not that women are not good at managing money or investment, due to status quo they are just not familiar with it.
Women, whether married or not, need to take their finances seriously and prepare themselves for the challenges of the future. Caroline offers tips, guides, and practical information on how women can take charge of their financial life, overcome poverty mindset, and building wealth that will last a lifetime. This is not the so called Latte factor, don't drink a coffee a day to save and squeeze, the Bold Millionaire method is saying, you can enjoy the latte a day and it's generated from passive portfolio income not your savings.
Her goal is to eventually build huge followership of confident women investors, who are confident with money management and excited to build a wealth plan. She wants to disrupt the status quo of investing being perceived as a male dominant activity and change the financial generational mindset. Through the program women will learn how to effectively ask crucial questions when investing their cash resources in the three different asset types, paper, real estate and business. She wants women to be able to generate enough income from their investments so that they can have their money work for them, versus taking on second jobs and hustling for money. To help women live extraordinary versus ordinary lives, start living and stop worrying. Spend less time working and more time with their loved ones and living a full life.
For more information, please visit their website.
Contact Info:
Name: Caroline Yuki Yang
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Organization: Bold Millionaire
Phone: 909-979-7717
Website: http://boldmillionaire.com
Release ID: 88926119
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