Financy Women’s Index Report Out Now!
June report 2019 – Released at 6am August 7, 2019
Supporting the economic progress of women.
The Financy Women’s Index tracks and measures the economic progress of Australian women on a quarterly basis. The Women’s Index is an Australian first and is all about inspiring women through insights to live courageously and confidently – to be fearless. Read More…
Sponsors
Highlights
-
Equal Pay Day celebrates being underpaid and undervalued
Equal Pay Day celebrates women earning the same as men for the same work but an imbalance in unpaid and undervalued work remains.
-
CEO thoughts on why women’s progress is so slow
Onevue CEO Connie Mckeage shares her thoughts on the economic progress of Australian women and questions the dynamics holding us back.
-
Financial equality, more than a generation away
Australian women are likely to wait another 45 years before seeing economic equality, the Financy Women's Index shows.
-
Where to find a good book on women’s money
Australian women have a lot of choice at the moment if they want to read a book to help them with money. In my experience as a women’s money columnist, never before has there been so many “guide” books on the market to help women invest and become better money...
-
Is an MBA worth the financial investment to your career?
There's a school of thought that to be successful in senior management requires an MBA. We look at the simple pros and cons of this investment.
-
World Cup’s pay gap debate changing backyard banter
Backyard conversations are changing as the World Game disrupts the gender pay gap debate and data suggests equal pay is getting closer.
-
Is being busy in flexible work costing you money?
It always amazes me how many of us still see flexible work as something we’re lucky to have. Until recently that’s how I used to think, but what I realised is that unless I put a dollar figure on my time, I was not lucky… I was over working myself...
-
The tech career that’s got young women talking
There's a change happening for women in the employment world, and it's technical careers that are challenging the status quo.
More Articles
AS SEEN ON
