Financial advice, events and education service launched for women

Advice from St James's Place

Sophie King
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A financial services business designed exclusively for women has launched with the aim of tackling the gender investing gap by promoting greater financial inclusion.

Rainchq will provide financial education, events and access to qualified and regulated financial advice delivered by St James's Place Wealth Management. The annual service will cost £300 and includes unlimited content, two financial advice sessions and one event invite. Research from Insuring Women's Futures shows that the average 65-year old woman retires on £35,800 while the average man of the same age retires with a pension five times greater. Rainchq CEO and co-founder Davinia Tomlinson said: "Unlike other financial services, Rainchq will be positioned as a lifestyle brand, wit...

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