FrauFuture

📣 BERLIN LADIES: 40 seats. One evening. The financial clarity you wish someone had given you sooner. 💸

Join FrauFUTURE founders Yvonne and Verena for an exclusive in-person workshop on Germany’s upcoming pension and investment changes - and what they could mean for your financial future.

This is not another generic finance talk.

You’ll learn directly from licensed financial professionals, gain practical context beyond the headlines and discover the key questions to ask before making important pension or investment decisions in Germany.

You’ll leave with more clarity, more confidence and a better understanding of your next steps - especially if your financial life spans different countries.

And because money conversations are better in good company, your ticket also includes drinks, snacks and time to connect with other brilliant women in Berlin🥂

📅 19 October
📍 DENIZEN, Berlin
🕡 Doors open at 18:30
🎟️ €25 Early Bird until 25 September
Regular price: €35
✨ Limited to only 40 women

Secure your seat via the link in our bio. 💚

In the past two weeks, Germany has been debating single parents🧑‍🧒🧑‍🧒‍🧒.

Should support be reduced?
Should single parents simply work more?
Who should carry the financial responsibility?

Whatever your political opinion is, the debate revealed something much bigger.

Millions of single mothers are still financially vulnerable.

And that’s exactly why I think we’re asking the wrong question.

Instead of only discussing benefits for today, we should also be talking about financial independence tomorrow.

Because retirement isn’t an age.

It’s a financial plan🧭.

As a single mom, you’re already planning everything.

✔️ School.
✔️ Out of school activities.
✔️ Groceries.
✔️ Doctor’s appointments.
✔️ Your child’s future.

But when was the last time you planned your own future?

Many women postpone retirement planning because there never seems to be enough money or the “right time.”

The truth?

There is no perfect moment.

Germany is preparing a new government-supported retirement investment account, expected to launch in 2027. That’s an important step.

But it shouldn’t become an excuse to wait.

You can already start today by:
• understanding your pension gap
• reviewing your workplace pension (bAV), if available
• building an investment strategy
• investing consistently - even if you start small

Financial security is rarely created by one government decision.

It’s created by hundreds of small decisions we make over time⏳.

Because retirement isn’t something that suddenly starts at 67.

It’s built one decision at a time.

💬 What’s one financial decision you can make this month that your future self will thank you for?

Last Monday marked a turning point in Germany’s pension debate.

For the first time, the Rentenkommission recommended investing part of future pension contributions in the capital markets—a model that countries like Sweden have successfully used for years.

Will 0.5% change everything?

No.

But it’s a start.

At FrauFUTURE, we’ve always believed that retirement shouldn’t rely on just one system.

Your pension is one pillar.
Your investments are another.

The earlier your money starts working for you, the more choices your future self will have.

This isn’t just about pensions.
It’s about financial independence.

What do you think—should Germany follow countries like Sweden and invest more of its pension system?

👇 Tell us in the comments.

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Last Monday marked a turning point in Germany’s pension debate.

For the first time, the Rentenkommission recommended investing part of future pension contributions in the capital markets—a model that countries like Sweden have successfully used for years.

Will 0.5% change everything?

No.

But it’s a start.

At FrauFUTURE, we’ve always believed that retirement shouldn’t rely on just one system.

Your pension is one pillar.
Your investments are another.

The earlier your money starts working for you, the more choices your future self will have.

This isn’t just about pensions.
It’s about financial independence.

What do you think—should Germany follow countries like Sweden and invest more of its pension system?

👇 Tell us in the comments.

International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate women - and also to reflect on our future.

At FrauFUTURE, we wanted to use this special occasion to create a space where women can pause, connect, and think about their financial freedom in a supportive and inspiring way.

That’s why we’re hosting a free online Future Freedom Workshop for Women.
Together, we’ll take a short journey to meet our “future selves,” share perspectives, and explore simple, realistic steps to build long-term financial security without jargon or pressure.

🌸 March 12th, 2026
🌸 Online
🌸 Free participation
🌸 Limited spots to keep it personal

If you’d like to join us, you can reserve your spot here: https://luma.com/bzyrfqbt