Your Money, Your Move 2026
For more than three hours, the event gave around 60 women from Hamburg space for knowledge, exchange and practical money moves – from the basics of personal finance to long-term wealth building.
The Language of Money
The afternoon, moderated by Dr Anna Vogel, opened with Michelle Amoakoh’s keynote “The Language of Money”.
She showed how abstract financial concepts can become tangible and why it is so important to truly understand one’s own financial situation. Using concrete examples from everyday and professional life, she demonstrated how strongly language shapes access to financial topics.
Financial education works best when it is communicated in an understandable, practical and empowering way.
Three masterclasses, many light-bulb moments
After the keynote, participants were able to explore selected topics in greater depth in three parallel masterclasses and choose their own areas of focus.
Getting started with my finances
Basics, strategies and consumer rights.
Career Glow-Up
Career paths, pitfalls and opportunities in the financial world.
Know your money
Saving strategies, asset classes and long-term wealth building.
Between sessions, there was time for exchange, questions and networking. Many participants used the opportunity to discuss individual topics and connect with the experts.
Financial education as a shared goal
A welcome address by Senator for Finance Andreas Dressel placed the event within the broader context of Hamburg’s financial education initiatives.
Financial education is a key foundation for an independent life and a fairer society. Initiatives aimed specifically at young women therefore play an important role for FCH and its shareholders.
Sharing knowledge and building community
Your Money, Your Move 2026 showed how much energy can emerge when knowledge is shared and a safe space is created for questions and experiences.
The event was therefore not only an information format, but also a contribution to building a community in which financial topics can be discussed openly and on equal terms.
Our thanks go to all supporters, speakers and participants. We are already looking forward to the next edition.