Mad Money Club & Stockholm Fintech Week: The Power of Passive Income
Mad Money Club: The Power of Passive Income
Because you can get paid in your pyjamas... aka make money while you sleep 💤
Ever wondered how to make your money work harder than you do?
This Mad Money Club dinner dives into the world of passive income - from investments and loans, to rental income, and side hustles, and everything in between. We’ll unpack the myths, share real stories of what’s worked (and what hasn’t), and explore the mindset and habits that help turn money into a tool for freedom.
Expect an honest, practical conversation about building income streams that create more flexibility, security, and choice in your life - and maybe a few new ideas to put into action.
Because your money should hustle too - even when you’re not. 💸
Note this is a women-only event.
Overview Mad Money Club
Mad Money Club is a supper club for women who want to talk openly about money - over great food, good wine, and even better company. The name is a playful nod to being a little bold (“mad” in English) and enjoying good food (“mad” means food in Danish).
Each dinner focuses on a different theme - from negotiation, to investing, to money in divorce - framed with one big question to spark conversation.
This isn’t a lecture or a workshop; it’s about sharing experiences, swapping tips, and breaking taboos together.
The dinners are kept small and intimate so everyone has space to speak and connect.
You cover the cost of your own food and drinks and are asked to pay for this before the event via payment link - you'll get more information once approved.
The cost is usually between SEK 400 and SEK 600.
We choose venues that are central and easy to reach by public transport.
Smile, you’re on camera!
By joining the dinner, you’re happy for Mad Money Club to use any photos or videos for marketing and promotion.
And the compliance clause...
The Mad Money Club provides a space and platform for open conversation and information sharing only. Nothing discussed during this dinner should be considered financial advice. All decisions about your finances should be made independently or with a licensed professional.
Come ready to share, listen, and leave with new perspectives (and maybe some new friends).