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Her Financial IQ Financial Education | Money Coach | Investing for Women | By Jessica Perrone, AFC | Fox5 NY, Yahoo Finance | 👇FREE MONEY RESOURCES 👇

Disclaimer: Jessica Perrone is not a registered investment professional nor a financial advisor. This content is for educational purposes only and is not investment, tax, or financial advice. Always do your own research. You are solely responsible for all investment, tax, and financial decisions that you make. Please read the full disclaimer click here -> https://www.herfiniq.com/disclaimer

10/16/2026

10/16/2026


10/16/2026

Money doesn't have to feel confusing. And you don't have to figure it all out alone. 💗

Join us for the HerFinIQ Money Meetup, a space for women to learn, ask questions, share experiences, and build confidence with money.
We're going for more of those “I finally get it!” moments.

📅 Tuesday, October 20
⏰ 7:30 PM ET

It's FREE! Grab your pass and invite a friend to join you.
https://meetup.herfiniq.com/sign-up

Your financial foundation matters just as much as the foundation of your home. I’m excited to be speaking with Raritan V...
10/15/2026

Your financial foundation matters just as much as the foundation of your home.

I’m excited to be speaking with Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity as part of their Almost Home free Zoom seminar series!

On October 20, I’ll be talking about Getting Your Financial Ducks in a Row, a practical conversation about managing your money, setting financial goals, and building a stronger foundation as you prepare for homeownership.

Because buying a home isn’t just about finding the right property. It’s also about getting your finances ready for the journey.

📅 October 20, 2026
⏰ 6–7 PM ET
💻 Free Zoom seminar

Interested in joining us? Scan the QR code on the flyer to learn more and sign up.

I look forward to sharing this conversation with you!

10/14/2026

Not all ETFs are the same; here's the actual lineup so you stop feeling lost when you hear the word.

Stock ETFs give you broad exposure across many companies, often spanning different industries, with less risk tied to any one sector having a bad year.

Sector or industry ETFs narrow that down to one specific area, like energy or tech; higher risk, higher potential reward.

Bond ETFs are income-focused, with no maturity date like a regular bond; generally more stable.

Currency ETFs track currency pairs, used for hedging or speculation, the most advanced of the four.

They're not interchangeable; they each do a different job.
Which one matches what YOU'RE actually trying to do? 👇

10/13/2026

ETFs are boring? Not so fast.

Think of an ETF as a basket of stocks. But here’s the fun part: some ETFs focus on specific themes, including causes and values that matter to you.
Want your investments to reflect your investing philosophy? There may be an ETF worth exploring.

And yes, I’m a finance geek 😂 But there’s genuinely so much to discover as you learn how investing works.

Have you ever invested in an ETF, or are you just learning about them? Tell me in the comments!

Follow for more money talk that actually makes sense.

10/13/2026

Okay, this is one I’m really looking forward to.

I’ll be at the Audacious Women’s Summit in Conshohocken on October 16 and I have a feeling this is going to be one of those rooms where you leave with a notebook full of ideas and a few new people in your phone. 😂

I’m excited for the conversations, the connections, and the women who will be bringing their stories and expertise into the room.

I’ll be there with HerFinIQ, talking about money, confidence, and building wealth.

And , I’m looking forward to being there with you!
📅 October 16
📍 Conshohocken, PA

10/12/2026

Saving matters, but building wealth often means learning how to put your money to work, too.

Investing doesn’t have to start big. It starts with understanding your options and taking that first step.

Have you started investing yet, or is it something you’re still figuring out?

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10/09/2026

Would you rather pay $2 for street coffee or $11 for Starbucks?

If you buy coffee five days a week, that’s a difference of $45 every week, or $2,340 over a year.

That doesn’t mean you have to give up your favorite coffee. It just means those little spending choices can add up faster than we think.

Now tell me: Are you grabbing the $2 coffee or the $11 Starbucks? And what makes your choice worth it?

10/08/2026

Follow HerFinIQ and comment “START” to start your financial journey. 👇🏽

It’s not cute to be financially disconnected from your own money.
You don’t need to know everything about money to take control of it. You just need to make the decision to learn, ask questions, and start paying attention.

Because when you understand your money and have control over your financial decisions, you have more choices.
And more choices mean more freedom.

You don’t have to figure everything out at once.
Start where you are.

Follow HerFinIQ and comment START to begin your financial journey.

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