There's a curious thing about modern, middle-class life. We can afford things. We have money to spend. But we're not very good at it. Sure, we have to cover the boring bills and housing costs. But someone with a decent income... Continue Reading →
Hey Fierce Girls, it's time to chat. I have made two short videos on Facebook. It's the start of the year, so they are all about getting your sh*t together with the basics. Check them out below, and be sure... Continue Reading →
I had a conversation with myself on the way home today. It was a bit of a Smeagol - Gollum moment (for the Tolkien fans out there). Gollum: You should get a Shellac mani-pedi for the Christmas party and holidays.... 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 →
My late step-grandma* had a saying about choosing a partner: 'Never stoop to pick up nothing'. This post is not about that - I just wanted to share it because it's great, and to prove that Grandmas know their shit.... Continue Reading →
Do you ever feel like there's an devil on your shoulder convincing you to spend money? I'm not sure if it's the same devil who says 'yes, you need another shot at 1am', or just a close relative of hers.... Continue Reading →
Sounds too good to be true huh? Like the promise of diet cheesecake or hangover-free wine. But I spent a whole day with a guy last week, who I can only call the Money Whisperer, and he explained how it... Continue Reading →
While support for this blog from the sisterhood has been fantastic, I've also been delighted by the number of men who have got behind it. My dad is one of these honorary Fierce Guys, and because I am studying for... Continue Reading →
There's nothing more powerful than a girlsquad in full force. They're your wingwomen when you need to meet that guy. They bring you wine and chocolate when he breaks your heart. They're there when your kids are sick, when your... Continue Reading →