Latest news & articles about wellness by Australia’s first collaborative women’s money magazine
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The tell tale signs you’re being financially abused
Financial abuse is often misunderstood, so it's time to look closer at it and identify some of the tell tale signs that you're being financially abused.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
How to fund your escape from financial abuse
We look at 6 things that can help victims of financial abuse fund their escape from a destructive relationship.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
5 mindset tips to help you stay money smart
Five tips to help you overcome self-doubt and achieve a money smart mindset to improve your financial wellbeing.
By Christina Cabrera -
Meditate your way to money happiness
We ask money mindfulness guru Lea Schodel how we can use meditation to achieve money happiness and even increase wealth through the process.
By Lea Schodel -
Serena Williams and a gender pay gap out of control
Serena Williams is a Tennis star, but that's not enough to stop her facing a gender pay gap that's being ignored by governments and tax systems.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
How much is in your rainy day fund?
Women need to have a rainy day fund for the what ifs in life. Here's how to set one up, what should be in it, and where you can look for the best deals.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Tips for feeding your family on a budget
Fun tips and some frugal thinking on feeding your family on budget without doing away with healthy eating options.
By Financy -
Private health fund traps affecting pregnant women
Private health fund traps affecting pregnant women and how to get your insurer to waive waiting periods and minimise price hikes before April 1.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
What I want for women as we #pressforprogress
The Financy Women's Index is set to be launched as we #pressforprogress this IWD but regardless of what our report says, choice has a big role to play.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Women must get loud on financial abuse
Not enough is being done to tackle financial abuse in Australia, says one outspoken wealth adviser and financial services companies and women must take a stand.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman
