Money

The latest Financy Women’s Index shows that progress on economic equality for women has slowed over the past financial year.

Financial abuse is when a person controls your access to money or property without your consent or manipulates your financial decisions.

Making super contributions voluntary for people on less than A$50,000 a year, as proposed by Lib Senator Andrew Bragg, would be a backward step for women.

A few insights from my experience starting a shoe business with just $100. I learnt a lot of practical tricks along the way.

Helping women to reach their full potential– personally and financially–has been the single biggest goal of Sarah King’s career. 

The equal pay storm clouds have been gathering on the horizon and women, fed up with earning less than men are going back to the barricades

Have you noticed more arguments over money creeping into your relationship? If so, you are not alone. Financial stress is very real.

It needed to go much further to address many of the economic inequalities faced by Australian women, but there were a few small gains in the Federal Budget.

The latest Women’s Index is out and I’d love to report that the push for economic equality is getting easier, but the truth is anything but.

The most significant developments in women’s economic progress in Australia for 2018 weren’t made by companies or even governments, they were made by women.

Verve Super fund has launched with no fees on parental leave and a number of promises to help women close the retirement savings gap.