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Finance tips for women over 50

1/12/2023

 
Collaborative Post | Financial security is important for anyone, but as you get older, it becomes more imperative that your money is in a good place before you retire. According to research collected in 2022, just over half of women in the UK felt financially independent, which leaves a huge proportion still wanting to boost theirs.

Given the ongoing cost of living crisis, improving your financial situation may feel harder as your money is stretched every month due to higher costs of goods and utility bills. For women over 50, this can weigh heavily on your mind as you’ll want to have your finances in a good place for when you eventually retire.

If you’re in this boat, then we’ve put together a list of methods you can try to give your finances a much-needed boost, so you’re not feeling anxious about your money anymore. Read on to learn the best finance tips for women over 50 years old.
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Assess your current financial situation
A good first step is to take a look at your spending habits and current financial situation. Try to come up with a saving goal you’d like to achieve and give yourself a realistic timescale to reach it. Once you have this, take a look at your average monthly expenditure and cut unnecessary costs to save more. This can include the following:
  • Cancel memberships you don’t use
  • Reduce the amount of restaurant and takeaway meals
  • Go on fewer holidays

Build a cash reserve for emergencies
Emergencies like car troubles or a leaky roof can be costly and you’ll want to have the money to pay for them when they occur. That’s why you should keep a pot of money to one side if you have to deal with a costly issue. Failure to have this may mean you have to take out a loan, which may impact your finances negatively.

Consider life insurance
If you get seriously ill and are unable to work, you may want protection in place and over 50 life insurance may be able to give you that. Plus, some policies pay money to nominated family members if you sadly pass away, giving them financial security.

Invest in stocks and shares
Investing in stocks and shares can give you a huge return on your investment and is usually completely passive. This means that you can invest in the top-performing shares and won’t have to worry about your money again until it’s time to sell your stocks for hopefully a huge profit.


As you can see, there are plenty of ways to give your financial situation a security boost if you’re over 50, so you don’t feel as anxious about your money and can live your life stress-free.


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