Abstract

★Are you working for money?★
★Just do what you're good at among "saving," "working," and "investing"★
★Read and get rid of your fear of money★
★Learn from a former fund manager of a top institution who has worked hard to help women become financially independent★

Among "saving," "working," and "investing," which do you like the most and are good at?
Even if the world is in an investment mood, you don't necessarily have to invest. If you do something you're not good at, you won't be able to continue it anyway. What you must never forget is that "money exists to improve your life." Are you giving up what you like to do or working in a workplace you don't like in order to save money? Money is just a tool to make you shine. You are the main character in your life. Don't let money take the lead. So what should you do?
In this book, a former fund manager of a top institution thoroughly explains in an easy-to-understand manner from the three aspects of "saving," "working," and "investing." "If you deposit more than 10 million yen in one bank, there is a possibility that you will not get it back if the bank goes bankrupt," "How to have a side job," "How to read a prospectus and how," etc.
By reading these books, you will become more knowledgeable about money and will no longer feel uncomfortable about it. Let's increase your knowledge of money while having fun.

Author’s Information

After working for 22 years at domestic and international financial institutions, she went independent as the representative of Brilliant Life. She is also the co-representative of the Gender Research Institute and an outside director of Raysum Co., Ltd. Utilizing her experience as a fund manager and analyst, conducting quantitative and qualitative analysis of hundreds of investment targets and interviewing top management, she provides executive coaching and consulting services for managers and executives. She has given numerous lectures and workshops at companies and universities. In addition to personal life coaching for individuals, she also offers various courses on money and gender for women. She works to create a society that is accessible to everyone, regardless of gender, age, or disability.