Designed to make money feel simple and empowering, our Finance & Money section blends practical advice with mindset driven strategies.
Explore budgeting tips, smart financial habits, and easy ways to increase your income while creating long term stability.
Whether you’re navigating personal finance, boosting your cash flow, or building wealth with intention, this category offers clear, approachable guidance for women ready to take control of their financial future.
Single Touch Payroll (STP) employee rights: access income statements via myGov/ATO online, view YTD tax & super, verify super payments, tax agent access, multiple-employer handling, secure data. STP simplifies reporting and protects workers.
Ideas include thoughtful borrowing alternatives, creative renting, tutoring, hosting tours, and bank account churning to boost income without accruing more debt.
Logbook loans: secured against your vehicle, borrow up to 70% of car value, longer repayment, lower rates. Payday loans: unsecured, small amounts, short-term (weeks), very high interest. Avoid early repayment fees & poor communication lenders.
Having been self-employed since age 20 I’ve kind of never really thought about ‘when I’m older’ with a self employed pension, as I’ve been living in the moment. However, as the big 3-0 creeps up on me at the end of this year I’ve really been taking stock and doing some financial planning.