Money Lessons Women Were Never Taught

A free webinar for honest, practical conversations about money, work & life, exploring the financial realities women face without judgement, jargon or pretending everyone starts from the same place.

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23.09.2026 | 6:00–7:30pm BST | Online

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

Money affects almost every part of our lives, yet many of us were never taught how to navigate it alongside work, family, relationships and caring responsibilities.

Join Pink Dynasty for a free online workshop bringing women together for an honest conversation about the financial realities we don’t always talk about. Our speakers will share their lived experiences, practical insights and lessons they’ve learnt along the way.

This is a conversation, not a lecture. Come along to listen, ask questions and connect with other women navigating similar challenges.

Disclaimer: This workshop provides general information only and is not financial advice.

Meet the Speakers

We’re pleased to be joined by leading voices in women’s financial wellbeing, each bringing a distinct perspective shaped by their work, expertise, and lived experience.

Davinia Tomlinson — Founder of RainChq
Davinia is a finance expert with over 15 years’ experience across investment management & professional services. She founded RainChq to help women take control of their financial futures and build sustainable, long-term wealth.

Ifza Patel — Founder of Mums Balance
Ifza brings experience spanning public policy, startup leadership, consultancy & product management. Through Mums Balance, she creates personal finance content for families where wealth wasn’t part of the dinner-table conversation.

Tolu Frimpong — Money Coach, Author & Finance Content Creator
Tolu shares practical lessons from her own financial journey, including paying off more than £36,000 of debt in two years. Her work explores money alongside the realities of family life, responsibilities & building sustainable income.

Tatum Teale — Founder of Not a F*cking Cinderella Story
Through NFCS, Tatum brings a lived-experience perspective to conversations about women, money & financial independence, challenging the idea that financial security should depend on someone else.

Kia Commodore — Founder of Pennies to Pounds
Kia founded Pennies to Pounds to make conversations about money easier to understand. The platform explores how money intersects with culture, upbringing & lived experience.

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