(PRLEAP.COM) Women Just Can’t Save!

No, it’s nothing to do with genes. Women just don’t earn enough money. In a recent survey commissioned by www.themoneygym.com, a year long wealth coaching programme designed to set people financially free, a worrying 36.8% of survey participants said that their biggest concern was earning enough to save, and the majority of those were women.

Comments included:

“I’m still not earning enough money at 46, beginning to wonder if I ever will?”

“I’d like to earn reasonable money whilst still spending time with the kids. A business seems to be the best way but it’s not easy to start…is it???”

I’m feeling I constantly have to job search because I’m poorly paid in my current job, although I happen to love it.”

It’s a worry that wealth coach Nicola Cairncross, founder of the Money Gym, knows all too well. Six years ago, Nicola, a mother of two, was applying for 12-14k a year secretarial jobs just so that she could pay the rent at the end of the month. After a particularly bad interview when she was terrified that she wouldn’t get the job – but also terrified that she would – she vowed enough was enough and embarked on an intense period of wealth coaching, also working with a number of entrepreneurs, from whom she learned the secrets of how to get a business to fly.

Since then she’s been featured in the Sunday Telegraph, on CNN, been the first British woman to be invited to speak at the World Internet Summit in May 2005, was short-listed for a major Channel 4 series on entrepreneurs and has coached over 300 people in how to gain control over their spending habits and invest for the future.

She has now partnered with coach Judith Morgan. Judith is an accountant who started her own business at the age of 22, and went on to sell it for a six figure sum twenty years later.
The Money Gym is a year long focused and practical blend of one to one telephone and email coaching. It not only questions your beliefs and behaviour with money, but helps you pick and choose how you create your wealth. It could be:
• Building up a property portfolio of your own.
• Working the stock-market.
• Profiting from your passion by starting or growing your own business doing something you love.
• Tapping into the World Wide Web, so that you can earn in your sleep
The Money Gym has helped literally hundreds of clients break free from past bad money habits, and build themselves a rich future. Take Annie Kaszina who five years ago was the victim in an abusive relationship. Now, she has written “The Woman Who You Want To Be”, runs a successful coaching business, and has appeared in The Daily Express and on Channel 4, amongst others.

Press: If you’d like to experience wealth coaching for yourself, or would like to interview Nicola or Judith, please contact Paula Gardner on 0208 504 4557, mobile 07941 244343, or divinepublicity@aol.com.
The Money Gym can be found at www.themoneygym.com. Contact is Steve Watson on 0870 750 1968.
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Note to Editors

236 people were surveyed

36.9% said they were worried about not earning enough to save.
19.1% wanted to start their own business.
18.6% were worried about their retirement.
14.4% were worried about being dependent on someone else.
6.8% were worried about the housing market.
3% were concerned about asking for a pay rise.
1.3% were worried about the stock market.