Do you ever do that in your work emails? Start the subject line with PLEASE READ? Nah, me either. Would never be that desperate. Of course. Who would even? Anyway, can I please take a few minutes of your time... Continue Reading →
OMG you guys, can you believe I've been working on this thing for four years now? On one hand that makes me feel like a loser, because I'm still not a household name. Then on the other hand I remember... Continue Reading →
It's Sunday morning, I still have glitter all over my face from last night's Oxford St make-up, and I'm drinking coffee in bed. The only thing that could make today better is dropping some knowledge bombs on you all. If... Continue Reading →
And it's not even that long! I want to say a few things about the shit that went down with the Hayne Royal Commission into banking and financial services. The final report was released on Monday, I know, it's the... Continue Reading →
If the residential property market was a person, it would be an Instagram influencer selling you slimming tea right now. Any article about house prices is clickbait gold for publishers. If you have a property, you want to know what... Continue Reading →
That's a big call, I know. But it's what the Royal Commission (RC) into financial services seems to be suggesting. Not all financial planners, just the ones who've been blowtorched by bad-arse special counsel Rowena Orr, affectionately nicknamed 'Shock-and-Orr' by... Continue Reading →
There’s a section in my favourite gossip mag, ‘Celebs – they’re just like us’, where photos like Reese Witherspoon hauling groceries to her car make us feel good - as though there’s not much separating our humble lives from theirs.... Continue Reading →
A lot happened last week. Taylor Swift announced her Australian tour dates. Prince Harry announced his engagement to Meghan Markle. And in a spectacular show of being skewered by his own political allies, Prime Minister Turnbull announced the Royal Commission... Continue Reading →
I'm gonna call it. The Fierce Girl's Guide to Finance is going places. Last week we had our first original content posted on Mamamia: a Money Makeover, helping Theresa make a plan to save $25,000. Check it out here. Then... Continue Reading →
