Money

Experience shows that if you want to make more money you need to invest.

Each year thousands of us start the new year vowing to commit to a health kick or to get their financial house in order.

A new year brings an opportunity for change, so if you haven’t decided on your New Year’s resolution(s) for 2014 you’d better get cracking.

Australian women today have less financial resources compared to their male counterparts and this is particularly evident in retirement.

From this week millions of kids start the new school year and for those with children in the private system the ever-increasing costs can be overwhelming.

Too often, we start with tactics rather than strategies when we think about investing.

As you come out of the blur of Christmas and the summer break, despite putting your best foot forward and setting ambitious goals for the new year, it doesn’t take long for old habits to creep back in.

Professional women often earn good money and make their own decisions about spending, saving, investing and protecting their wealth.

Dear Ex, You may be sitting there wondering where it all went wrong.

It is time for Australian women to step up, take control of their financial future and consider financially breaking up with the men in their lives.

Whether negotiating a salary package in a new role or going into salary renegotiations, many women are inclined to be modest.

The messages a mum gives her daughters directly and indirectly are undeniably powerful, even if they seem to fall on deaf ears at times.