A woman's guide to greater financial wellbeing
Australian women are determined to make their dreams a reality
Australian women today are ambitious for their future. They are more likely than their male counterparts to have thought a lot about their dreams and they are highly motivated to achieve them.
Barriers to female financial independence and success are still real – but there are ways to navigate them.
In this guide, we’ll share some of the interesting ways in which Australian women’s aspirations are changing, plus highlight some practical advice on smart money, super and retirement strategies that can help women accelerate towards their goals.
Contents
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What do women want?
Latest insights around the changing aspirations of Australian women.
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Turning dreams into reality
Smart ways to set up your finances for a better today and tomorrow. From adopting sensible money habits to making the most of your super, these steps can help you feel more in control and set you up for a more comfortable retirement.
Part 1: Creating good money habits
Give your super some love
Part 2: Taken time out of the workforce?
Part 3: Retirement dreams start here
Part 4: Planning for when you’re no longer here
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Beyond the theory: women who’ve dreamed big and taken action
Find managing money a challenge? You’re not alone. Here, eight Australian women share the one tip they recommend to help you make better money decisions.
View the full guide here
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