01 - Gina Miller on speaking up, the gender investment gap and why women need to stop saying sorry

01 - Gina Miller on speaking up, the gender investment gap and why women need to stop saying sorry

Content advisory: This episode contains themes that some listeners may find distressing.

Kicking off a brand-new series, Dr Louise Newson is joined by Gina Miller, founder of MoneyShe, co-founder of SCM Direct, who famously took the government to court over Brexit, for a powerful conversation about standing up for yourself, supporting others, and the financial struggles faced by menopausal women.

Gina shares what fuels her determination, the values instilled in her from childhood, and her experiences challenging injustice – whether in politics, finance, or education. She speaks candidly about the backlash she has faced, the importance of resilience, and why she refuses to stay silent in the face of inequality.

Together, Louise and Gina explore why women are often judged more harshly than men, how curiosity and questioning the status quo are essential for progress, and why empowering women is crucial for a fairer society. This inspiring discussion highlights the need for systemic change and the importance of speaking out—even when it’s difficult.

To learn more about the research and insights on closing the gender investment and pension gap discussed in this episode, visit: MoneyShe.com
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