FEMpower in Finance

Yvette Tyburn

I am a proud mother of three & grandmother of three, always deeply involved in family life and childcare. Throughout my life, I have worked full-time while raising my children and as a single parent, I learned to rely on my own strength and independence. After 40 years of full-time work, I am now semi-retired,…

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FEMpower in Finance

Susan Uday

I am a second-year university student originally from Hungary. From a young age, I felt I would eventually need to leave my home country due to its economic and political challenges. As an ambitious young adult, I struggled to see real opportunities or prospects for my future there. I chose to move to the Netherlands…

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FEMpower in Finance

Katy Paine

I am a 51-year-old economist who began working immediately after completing my studies. For 6–7 years, I built a career in banking with a relatively high income, which allowed me to purchase my own home and travel extensively. At 30, I became a single mother, which brought significant setbacks to both my finances and career.…

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FEMpower in Finance

Dorothy Attema

Moving to the Netherlands as an immigrant woman meant facing many challenges, but navigating finance was the hardest. Language barriers, unfamiliar systems and cultural differences made it overwhelming. I want to invest in my future, but I don’t know how. This journey is personal, emotional and one many migrant women share.

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