Last week I witnessed the glorious sight of 120 women drinking wine and listening to a seminar on getting started with investing. Girls Just Wanna Have Funds was a puntastic pleasure. I liked Molly’s description of investment being like the... Continue Reading →
No tricks in that headline. Just legitimately good life advice from T Swift. Ok maybe you don't play TayTay every time you need a pick-me-up. (But I do) Maybe you don't judge your nieces for only liking her new stuff... Continue Reading →
Haha sorry about the clickbaity title. But it's kind of true. These two things may just help you get past your fear and lack of confidence about investing. You see, there are a lot of vested interests who like to... Continue Reading →
Sometimes I just can't keep my mouth shut. Working in finance, I'm constantly surrounded by a majority of men. It's not my ideal but it's a fact of life. But last week I couldn't hold myself back. I opened a... Continue Reading →
I've been adulting hard in 2019. I finished a bathroom renovation and I got my car registered. Ok, maybe my dad took the car for a service and inspection, but I most definitely did the paperwork. Anyway it got me... Continue Reading →
It seems like everyone is talking about Marie Kondo, the Japanese tidying-up queen. Her book even spawned a new verb: to KonMari. Marie Kondo is now on Netflix, where she helps people who have become smothered by their own ‘stuff’,... Continue Reading →
It was the outcome of a conversation at work. Long story, but I decided I needed a pair of designer heels to signal to the world that I was serious. I wanted to prove (to myself, mostly) that I'm a... Continue Reading →
To be honest, I was freaking out about turning 40 at first. Thought I'd run away for my birthday and hide in shame. Then I remembered who I am. Bad-arse bitch who loves attention! I have a great job, my... Continue Reading →
Disclaimer: literally no connection to Channing or Ryan - I just wanted you to read this. I had a conversation at work today about a journalist failing to understand the difference between real estate ‘debt’ and ‘equity’ as asset classes.... Continue Reading →