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When markets are volatile, holding and hoping is not a strategy. A calmer way to stay invested is in an absolute return strategy - read our latest blog 👇 moneyshe.com/a-calmer-way-t… Our MoneyShe Absolute Return Portfolio: 17 years track-record, 174.2% net of costs (to 30.04.26) 0.82% total annual cost - no hidden fees! 📌 Capital at risk. Past performance is not an indicator of future results.

3/3 And all the family can join in! Grandparents, uncles & aunts. Birthdays end. Toys break. Christmas money is spent, BUT a Junior ISA grows. 🌱 Happy #InternationalDayOfFamilies from Moneyshe. moneyshe.com/jisa #JISA #Moneyshe

2/3 Use-it-or-lose-it The £9,000 JISA allowance is use-it-or-lose-it each tax year. ⏳ This International Day of Families, gift them the one thing that compounds: time. Open a MoneyShe Junior ISA in minutes 👉 moneyshe.com/jisa #InternationalDayOfFamilies #JuniorISA

Happy International Day of Families. 💛 Here's a love note to your children’s future well-being: £100/month into a Junior ISA from birth could grow to ~£35,000 by their 18th birthday* - tax-free! Gift them the one thing that compounds: time. 👉 moneyshe.com/products/jisa/ *5% annual growth, illustrative 1/3 #JISA #FamilyFinance #InternationalDayOfFamilies

The UK gender pension gap just hit £113,000. Women retire with an average of £173k, vs men retiring with £286k. 36% of women are on track for poverty in retirement (Scottish Widows Report, 2026). But – you don’t have to fall through the gap - check out our resources & products at moneyshe.com #GenderPensionGap #WomenAndMoney #FinancialWellbeing #RetirementPlanning #MoneyShe #womenandwealth

The story the #LocalElections missed: every council in England is sitting on the same cliff edge. #Reform run counties: avg £65m shortfall over 3 years. Kent: £35 of every £100 spent on adult social care. Three things must now happen ↓ 1/3

£678 billion. The size of the UK gender investment gap in 2025. Women hold 29% of UK invested assets. New @MoneyShe_ blog — why every woman must be confident, curious and in control of her money. moneyshe.com/confident-curi… #WomenAndMoney #InvestingForWomen #GenderPensionGap #FinancialIndependence

Our founder @thatginamiller is taking to the stage at "Power, Politics and The Press" - a @CentenaryAction & @FT Women event. She'll be in a fireside conversation with @PilitaClark, alongside a powerhouse panel. 📅 Mon 18 May 2026 📍FT, London 🕔 5pm for 5.30pm 🎟️£25 Scan the QR code to book your place – we hope to see you there!

A graduate on £50,000 pays a 51% marginal tax rate. A millionaire pays 39% on dividends. Is this fair? Student loans are punishing the very people who’ve done everything right, with women bearing the brunt. 9% of every pound, siphoned off in your 20s and 30s. The exact decade compounding builds a pension. Start 10 years later, and you retire with c. £83,000 less. If a payday lender moved the repayment goalposts, froze a threshold it promised to lift, let interest swallow the original loan – they’d be under FCA enforcement. When the state does it. We call it "policy." Article in @cityam by our Founder @thatginamiller here cityam.com/the-student-lo… Then our submission to the @TSC moneyshe.com/wp-content/upl… Then contact your MP! #studentlaons #fairfinance #graduates #highereducation #universities #femalefinance

3/3 The student loan system was not designed with women's lives in mind. And it shows. 40 years. Rising interest. Career breaks that make it worse. @thatginamiller’s powerful article in Politics Home – The House Magazine here politicshome.com/opinion/articl…

2/3 Your student loan isn't really a loan. It's a tax on your degree, your salary, your career breaks, and your future. Know the rules. Know the maths. Know your options. That's how we stop the system taking more than its share. 💷 politicshome.com/opinion/articl…

1/3 Ladies, if your student loan balance keeps going UP despite years of repayments, it’s not because you’re bad with money. The system is the problem. The system is unfair. And it's costing women more. Read this article from @thatginamiller. Then get angry. Then get planning. Then act. 👇 politicshome.com/opinion/articl… #studentlaons #gendergaps #fairfinance

Serious but simple. Plain English. Real people. Invested with you. → moneyshe.com Capital at risk. #WomenAndMoney #FinancialWellbeing #PensionPlanning #InvestingForWomen #womenandwealth #femaleinvesting

UK inflation at 3.3% today and expected to climb further Which means real returns matter more than ever The good news: you can't control inflation BUT you CAN control fees See the difference of MoneyShe’s 0.9% fee vs 2% industry average If you have a question about what you're paying in fees? Just ask us moneyshe.com/contact-us/ #FairFees #WomenAndMoney #femaleinvesting #inflation #realreturns

Over 1 million student loan refunds were issued last tax year. Average refund: ~£240. Some people were owed thousands. Spend 10 mins checking yours today. moneyshe.com/spring-clean-y… #MondayMoney #MoneyShe #studentloans

Weekend project: Open a separate easy-access ISA. Work out 6 months of essential outgoings. Set a standing order for payday. Call it an emergency fund. Or — as we prefer — a F*** Off Fund. 🌷 moneyshe.com/spring-clean-y… #FOffFund #FinancialIndependence

They're calling it Awful April. Again. 🏠 Council tax +5% 💧Water +5.4% 📶 Broadband +£50/yr Total: ~£214 worse off. Here's your 10-step fightback 👇 moneyshe.com/spring-clean-y… #AwfulApril #MoneyShe #WomenAndMoney

Our Founder, @thatginamiller comments on Child Trust Funds and the £2bn windfall for UK 18-year-olds “The worst thing they could do is leave it in a bank account. “They need to be beating inflation. Otherwise, it’s like having a slow puncture: the money will just keep decreasing in value.” Read the full article here theguardian.com/money/2026/apr…

There are only 6 Days left to tell Parliament how student loans have affected YOUR life. Did your debt balloon while you were on maternity leave? Are you repaying more than you borrowed? Did anyone explain Plan 2 interest rates before you signed? It is very encouraging that the government is tackling the unfairness of the student loan system by announcing a cap of the interest rate on Plan 2 student loans and postgraduate (Plan 3) loans to 6% from 1 September 2026. But to say it is due to a potential rise in inflation – which student loan interest rates are based on – due to the conflict in the Middle East is very misleading. The current CPI rate is 3.2% and RPI 3.6%. Expectations are that they will rise but not to 6%! We will continue to campaign for students and against the unfairness of the student loan system. To help strengthen our call for reform we need your stories and experiences. Fill out the form below to send us your details and story of how you have been affected. form.jotform.com/260883409747065