What's up, everyone? I'm Alex Lieberman, co-founder and executive chairman of Morning Brew. Welcome

to season four of Fresh Invest, the podcast where we explore all things investing, sponsored

by Fidelity Investments, and powered by Morning Brew. This time around, we are exploring

strategies and tips to help you invest wisely wherever you are in life. With help from

our friends at Fidelity, we'll dive into the investing life cycle in the context of today's

market landscape, emerging trends, and long-term wealth building strategies. Let's get into it.

Last week, we kicked off the season by talking about the economic landscape and market trends,

plus some of the investing vehicles well-suited for these conditions. This week, we're diving into

what financial wellness looks like for women from legal rights to cultural norms. Women and men have

historically had very different lived experiences when it comes to money. And while every person's

experience is unique, today we'll talk generally about what those differences are, how they impact

financial planning, and which investing strategies might be well-suited to support women's financial

goals. Cheshire, light on this very important topic. We have not won, but two special guests with

us today. Morning Brew's very own Katie Gatti Tossin, as well as Lorna Capista, head of women

and engagement at Fidelity. Thanks so much for joining Fresh Invest. Thank you for having us here today.

Before we hop into obviously an incredibly important conversation, we'd love just to

cover some intros first. So, Lorna, let's start with you. You introduced my title, but I think

more than anything else what's important in what I do day and night is focused on helping women

work as hard as they do. Across the firm, we're really focused on making sure we're building

experience, offerings, and solutions that are built to support women, given that they do have a

different life and financial journey. I also am the host of our Women Talk Money Community,

which I'm hoping we can get into a little bit. Hundreds of thousands of women come together to talk

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