Why Women Took Control of Their Finances

In this episode of Chatting with Betsy, host Betsy Wurzel sits down
with journalist and author Edith Lynn Hornik-Beer to explore Why
Women Took Control of Their Finances. From being denied credit
cards and loans to fighting for independence, Edith shares the
history, challenges, and resilience that shaped women’s role in
money management and investing. Inside this conversation:

The spark that inspired Edith’s book To Invest Successfully:
Terms You Need At Your Fingertips

Barriers women faced—credit card denials, workplace
restrictions, and financial discrimination across countries

How cultural milestones like The Pill and All in the Family
highlighted women’s struggles for financial equality

Betsy’s personal stories of building her own credit and
independence

Edith’s experiences as a Swiss-born journalist navigating
financial roadblocks across borders

Edith Lynn Hornik-Beer’s work has appeared in The New York
Times, Elle Magazine, and The Denver Post. She’s the author of five
books and a recipient of the Matt Kramer Award for Excellence in
Journalism. ️ Don’t miss this inspiring conversation filled with
history, resilience, and practical lessons on why financial
independence still matters today. Get Edith’s book (Paperback &
Kindle): [Amazon Link]
Learn more about Edith: https://essaysforthecuriousmind.com/ Betsy
describes Edith as “full of history and wisdom.” Listen in and
discover why women’s financial literacy and empowerment remain
essential.

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