We Solve Your Financial Empowerment Problems

Closing the Financial Gap for Women

Women are still centuries away from closing the gender wage and wealth gap. We’re not moving the needle fast enough, and the impact on our financial security is profound.

Our research confirms: financial education is the solution.

Financial education is the key to unlocking women’s true power over money. Because once we understand how to manage, grow, and protect our wealth, we begin to control the narrative. We gain the power to drive change. We secure our future and freedom.

Because money IS power. And men still control 70% of it.

Saij Elle’s unique financial programs ensure women master the skills and mindset needed to own their financial independence and create a life they love.

Our online platform and workshops empower employees through a diversity and inclusion lens, reducing stress and building financial wellness.

We also offer consulting to help financial companies connect meaningfully with the growing base of female investors.

We can help you achieve your goals. Get in touch and learn how!

What they say about me

Saijal delivers honest, approachable, no- nonsense seminars on financial well-being thatspeak to everyone from CEOs to new graduates. With her friendly story-telling approach, she takes the taboo out of speaking about financial matters and rightly understands that everyone approaches the topic from a different level of knowledge, a different cultural background and with different priorities. I highly recommend engaging Saijal to help your staff and customers with their financial wellbeing!

Saijal Patel is a knowledgeable and inspiring speaker who helps women own their financial independence. She builds financial literacy and confidence, judgement-free, and has the frank discussions about money that too often have excluded women.

You will not regret working with Saijal for your next corporate event!Saijal presented a well-organized, interactive session on Financial Wellness for our company recently. She was responsive to requests to focus messaging aimed at a global audience, and to provide solution-oriented strategies for women and allies alike. Saijal collaborated well with our team to ensure all of the details of our event were planned and executed flawlessly.

Exterpise you can trust

Saijal is not just another “personal finance expert” – She brings a wealth of deep knowledge and hands-on experience to drive real financial empowerment for women and organizations. Her approach is grounded in more than 20 years of in-depth expertise and an unshakeable commitment to transforming financial wellness

Proven Track Record

With 20+ years in finance, from Business TV journalism to wealth and investment strategist, she’s helped more than 10,000 women worldwide understand complex financial concepts and take charge of their financial future.

Unique Media Background

Creator of Strictly Money, Canada’s only national personal finance show. As an award-winning anchor for CNBC and Canada’s Business News Network she’s shared financial insights with 300 million viewers globally.

Certified Experience

As a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) since 2003 and a former advisor to high-net-worth individuals, her insights are backed by professional credentials and hands-on experience in the field.

Corporate Collaboration

She’s partnered with leading companies like Google, HSBC, DBS Bank, and BMO to design and implement financial wellness solutions that prioritize diversity and inclusion, tailoring solutions that resonate across cultures and industries.

We Talk Money, A Woman’s Way

Women face unique challenges in building wealth and are exponentially more at risk of outliving their savings. We have a disruptive approach to helping them manage their finances – the right way!

The Gender Wealth Gap

Women save less and receive smaller pensions than men due to a persistent 20% wage gap, career breaks for caregiving, and systemic inequities. This compounds into a 40-50% wealth gap in retirement.

Longer Life Spans

Women typically outlive men by 4-6 years, requiring them to stretch fewer resources over a longer retirement.

Rising Single-Person Households

As more women are single by choice or circumstance, there’s a 90% chance that women will be the sole financial decision maker at some point in their lives.

Financial Stress

Women report higher financial stress, leading to emotional and physical health impacts that reduce productivity at work and home.