Latest news & articles about wellness by Australia’s first collaborative women’s money magazine
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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 -
Be cost savvy like Kayla on exercise programs
What's the most cost effective exercise program on the market? New research shows that resolving to get fit in 2018 could be cheaper than you think.
By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman -
Make 2018 the year to focus on yourself
2018 is the year to focus on yourself and your education. Here's some simple measures that you can take to increase your pay, and launch into a better career.
By Financy -
Is life cover something women need or want?
Is life insurance something you need? Or is it likely to be the first thing you ditch when money problems get tough?
By Financy -
Time to tap into money mindfulness
Lea Schodel is person on a money mindfulness mission to help financially disadvantaged women
By Belinda White -
Cash, Inspiration0 785 0How gambling nearly ruined my life
Losing $500,000 gambling nearly cost Kate Seselja her life, but she is now a UN Development goals spokesperson.
By Catherine Robson
