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This article discusses what it means to be financially interdependent from our podcast season 2 episode 1. It discusses the importance of embracing healthy relationship dynamics when it comes to managing household money and how that differs from financial co-dependency, providing practical tips on how to avoid becoming codependent and maintain a healthy level of 'say' when it comes to money and relationships.
Read MoreDiscover the key factors influencing the gender pay gap in Australian workplaces. This blog comments on the WGEA Reports findings and highlights the need for more flexible working arrangements, career progression opportunities, unbiased performance and pay reviews, women in key management roles, and lifting renumeration overall within female dominated industries.
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Read MoreThe alarming truth of Women and Superannuation: Closing the Gender Wealth Gap
This blog is based on the podcast season 2 episode 5, Women and Superannuation with Trenna Probert, founder of Super Fierce, and introduces her passion for closing the gender wealth gap and highlights some amazing top tips for women managing their superannuation fund.
Read MoreMoney, Social Expectations, and Reality: Talking Financial Stress
This article is based on podcast season 2 episode 6, discussing financial stress and how higher income does not equate to lower stress levels when it comes to money. We explore how awareness, honestly, and vulnerability when talking about money is a conscious behaviour we can gift those around us instead of conforming to social spending pressures to keep up appearances.
Read MoreFinancial Hardship: Taking Back Control and Planning Ahead
This article is based on our podcast season 2 episode 4, financial hardship. It looks at some of the signs of financial hardship, highlights the importance of being proactive, and lists some practical tips on how to address it with clarity and the facts.
Read MoreADHD and Money: Navigating financial challenges with awareness and purpose. In this article we reflect on the insightful conversation with guest Kelly Bracegirdle on our podcast episode 8, looking at the impact of ADHD on household finances, the seeking of dopamine, and we look at strategies to move forward with more confidence.
Read MoreMoney and Narcissism: Recognising and Rejecting Manipulative Behaviour.
When it comes to their money, every person deserves the right to understand and manage it in a way that suits them. This article explores the conversation hosts Mel Pearce and Darlene Neu had on our podcast season 2 episode 7, Money and Narcissism, touching on financial literacy, awareness of power imbalance, and the importance of speaking up.
Read MoreSee how setting up a separate account dedicated to spending doesn’t just remove the spending guilt, but also gives you the opportunity to be more mindful of where your money is going.
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