Talk about dramatic. Facebook's share price had such a giant fall this week, it was worth like $300 billion less on Friday afternoon than it was on Friday morning. While it grabbed a lot of headlines, it was just the... Continue Reading →
It's that time in the cycle when we start getting a lot of negative headlines about share markets. October certainly has a bad rep for market wobbles - or massive tantrums, as the case may be. The crash that ushered... Continue Reading →
Scared to start investing? Here's how to overcome your fears
If the sharemarket was a 20-something girl, it would be pre-drinking Breezers and doing its makeup right now. It's just getting warmed up, I reckon.
Sure things aren't perfect. Sure we are facing an outbreak of Coronavirus, but maybe it's best to just sit yourself down like Elle Woods watching hot guys play sport. (On TV though, to be safe). Of course, some people will... Continue Reading →
"Nobody in my family has ever bought shares. It's all new to me. I'd like to be able to do it myself. Is there an 'easy way'? Probably not." This is part of a message I got from an old... Continue Reading →
A long time ago I bought a variety box from Sephora that came with a set of Huda Beauty false eyelashes. I often looked wistfully at this wonderful creation. If only I were that kind of woman. You know, the... Continue Reading →
There is one important things that bad-arse, grown-up ladies do with their money. And no, it's not buy designer handbags. Ok maybe some do - but that's not what this post is about. No, what really grown-up ladies do is... Continue Reading →
My first degree was Arts, with Honours in English literature. If you want to know about Latin declensions or 19th century novelists, I'm your girl. I don't tell you this to impress you (although, feel free to be impressed), but to... Continue Reading →
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