Jordan Cracknell, 39, was born and raised in New York City before relocating to London during her career. After excelling in the high-stakes environment of Wall Street, she is committed to empowering women and young girls in finance by making a financial career path more accessible. She now leads the UK division of Integrated Worldwide Solutions (IWS) and advocates for more women to develop investment portfolios as part of personal finance planning. Here, she provides her take on why ‘Girl Math’ should extend to investment ideas.
ings and investment accounts. By doing this, you ensure that you’re consistently saving and investing without having to think about it. This habit can significantly contribute to your long-term financial goals.
7.Keep learning
Stay curious – attend workshops, read books, follow financial news, and join online communities of like-minded women such as WIBF (Women in Banking and Finance). The more you know, the more empowered you’ll feel in making smart financial decisions for our generation and the next.
