A lot of women are fed with the fairy-tale notion that their main aim in life is to get married, have children, take care and be taken care of by their loving spouse, till death do they part. But reality isn't always like that, and in this episode of Feminist Fridays, we discuss the need for more women to take control of their finances and to plan for their future, which may or may not include a supportive partner. Linnet Lee, the Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Planning Association of Malaysia, joins us to discuss why women must plan for their own happily ever after.

<p>A lot of women are fed with the fairy-tale notion that their main aim in life is to get married, have children, take care and be taken care of by their loving spouse, till death do they part. But reality isn't always like that, and in this episode of Feminist Fridays, we discuss the need for more women to take control of their finances and to plan for their future, which may or may not include a supportive partner. Linnet Lee, the Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Planning Association of Malaysia, joins us to discuss why women must plan for their own happily ever after.</p>

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