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    Do you have any investing tips for women in their 50s and above?

    17 March 2025

    Question by Vicki

    I love the way you are demystifying investing, especially for women investors, but I wonder if you have support for those of us who are a bit older? I’m 51 and saving £10/month is not going to be life-changing for me (of course I wish I’d started earlier).

    Answered by Boring Money

    Hi,

    Thanks for reaching out!

    We have a range of content which may be useful for women investors (and those in their 50s and up). Check out:

    1. Our Empowering Women Investors Hub

    2. 4 essential tax year-end tips for women investors | Age 40-54

    3. Financial planning in your 50s: Your guide to smart retirement prep

    We hope this helps! Please get back in touch if you have any further questions about investing for women aged 50+.

    Many thanks.

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    Boring Money

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