Partner Content Why your relationship to money matters The way we treat money can be the result of many factors, but the key is recognising your approach and working out if it is the best way forward.
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Partner Content Four kids, study and work: How to rethink routines to create a career change Lisa Thompson juggles life as a mum of four kids with work, study and a big ambition to transition to her dream career in criminal investigations.
Partner Content Superannuation: don’t set and forget The day you retire might seem far off, but failing to act now can mean a dramatic drop in lifestyle once you step out of the workforce.
Partner Content Six barriers to career dreams – and how to overcome them “What do you want to be when you grow up?” It’s a common question children are asked.
Partner Content Help your micro-business make it Many women dream of launching their own micro-business, but this dream needs a plan with a strong understanding of demand and costs vital to success.
Partner Content The story of Fikere: Carrying 20 litres of water at age 16 Quite simply, the facts are staggering.
Partner Content Investing: how to get started It can be touted as too hard or viewed by others as an easy ride to wealth, but the truth is to invest well you need a clear strategy and realistic goals.
Partner Content Online learning key to breaking “male breadwinner” model No public transport, lack of access to childcare and poor infrastructure are some of the basic challenges preventing women in regional Australia from advancing their careers.
Partner Content Step up and be counted in the workplace Confidence is one thing, but having a strategy, seeking the right advice and even getting more education can help you secure the career you want.
Partner Content Learning online? You’re not alone: Returning to university and switching career at 48 After 13 years out of the workforce, being soccer mum, pizza mum, permanent volunteer and full-time carer for her eldest daughter, Susan Bruce felt she’d lost herself.
Partner Content A light that lights up your handbag? Brilliant! How a degree turned a great idea into a business In a dark, deserted car park at 2am in the South African city of Durban, 48-year-old Marcia Mattushek rummaged through her handbag searching for her car keys.
