Women & Wealth
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Unlock the power of your financial voice
Kathleen Burns Kingsbury, founder of KBK Wealth Connection and host of the Breaking Money Silence® podcast, recently joined us for a groundbreaking webinar in honor of International Women’s Day. In the webinar, called "Break Your Money Silence,” she shared the common roadblocks women face when talking about money, how to boost your financial confidence and feel better about money and more.
Don’t worry if you missed it; you can find the full recording below.
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Four strategies for gaining more financial confidence
Women are overseeing a rapidly growing portion of household financial assets. However, experts say a “confidence gap” exists regarding women managing these responsibilities. In this article, Megan Hughes, managing director of Family Office Services at BOK Financial, and Kathleen Burns Kingsbury, founder of KBK Wealth Connection and host of the Breaking Money Silence® podcast, share how women can bridge this confidence gap and own their financial destinies through informed decision-making.
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Women will control an estimated two-thirds of wealth in the US by the end of this decade.
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Only half of women—compared to more than two-thirds of men—feel confident about managing investments.
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It’s time for women to take control of their finances and live the lives they want.
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