Money Tips
"An investment into knowledge pays the best interest."
Benjamin Franklin
Here are some of my best articles and advice to improve your relationship with money – AND your bank balance! If you enjoy these articles, have any questions or special requests for subjects you want me to cover, please reach out to me via email or any of my social channels. Please let me know.
Not sure what to do with your inheritance? Here’s where to start
Working out what to do with your inheritance can be very difficult and emotional for many people – and so lots of us end up
On Women, Food and Money
Food and Money have a lot in common. Yes, really! Have you ever been on a diet? One where you had to count calories, follow
My Top 5 Budgeting Apps
Apparently, not everyone loves spreadsheets. I know, can you believe it?! Budgeting and tracking your cash flow is the cornerstone of managing your personal finances.
How to set Financial Boundaries
Your ability to grow wealth relies on your ability to effectively set financial boundaries. That means being able to say no. Both to yourself and
Yes, you can use a budget spreadsheet (even if you hate maths!)
Can I let you in on a little secret? I’m actually not that good at maths. I can do basic calculations, but I’m definitely not
3 ways to avoid overspending at Christmas – without being a grinch
Christmas is a time when we want to splash out and show people we care. However, this doesn’t mean the Christmas spirit has to drain
What Triggers You, Controls You
For people who have only met me recently, it may be surprising to learn that I used to be quite angry. Certain things used to
Imposter Syndrome: How it may be impacting your finances
You’ve probably heard of imposter syndrome before. But do you know exactly what it is? And did you know that imposter syndrome doesn’t just impact
Why being Open-Minded is the key to your success
Picture this, I’m driving our rented RV across northern British Columbia, Canada, when I spot a sign out the front of a church. It says
Buying Shares Part 3: The How
This is the third post in my three-part series on buying shares. If you haven’t read the first or the second post then head over
Buying Shares Part 2: The What
This is the second blog post in my three-part series on buying shares. Have you read part one of this series? If not, I suggest
Buying Shares Part 1: The Why
There has been one thing that has been a constant and loyal companion in my journey of building wealth. And that is buying shares. I
Being Brave Enough To Live Your Most Authentic Life
What would you do differently if you weren’t looking for other people’s approval? Would you be living a more authentic life? From the moment we’re
Financial Coach or Financial Planner – which one do you need?
In Australia, Financial Coaching is a relatively new concept. So, it’s understandable that not everyone understands the difference between a financial coach and a financial
Lifestyle creep: Why having more money is about mindset not a pay rise
If you’ve ever had a pay rise and then felt no better off, it’s probably because of a little thing known as lifestyle creep. No,
Taking a Feminine Approach to Money
I recently sat down with Peter Crewe-Brown from PAIR Planning for a conversation about how I take a different, more feminine approach to money. The
Be Your Own Prince(ss) Charming – a tale about women and money
Women and Money. It’s a complicated relationship. With a complex history. As women, we are sold a lie – about money and about ourselves. Disney
Everything you need to know to buy a home
One of the most common financial goals that my clients have is to be able to buy a home. So many of us have aspirations
When Money is a Burden
Capitalism sells us the idea that money will solve all our problems. We tend to think that if only we won the lottery (or some
We Need to Talk about the Pink Tax
The Pink Tax. It sounds so cute, doesn’t it? But I can assure you it’s anything but. On 3rd October 2018, Australian State and Territory
Talking about Career Change After 40
Today I wanted to share with you a podcast interview I did with Shandra Moran about making a career change after 40. Shandra is an