Sometimes that little voice in your head knows exactly what to ask. "You earn $150,000 a year, so where the hell is your money going?" Or what about this little gem that pops up every so often when you catch up with the girls- "How can she afford that?" Or maybe you're in a relationship that you're desperate to leave but that voice always says- "You can't afford to."
Maybe your biggest fear is retiring in a polyester outfit because you haven't saved enough to live the fashionista lifestyle you're accustomed to. This book is for every woman who unashamedly has that voice in her head. After 20 years on a brand like Money, I've come across just about every possible question. Hopefully you'll find the answers to some of your questions in here.
About the Author
Effie Zahos is one of Australia's leading personal finance commentators. As editor of Money, Australia's longest-running personal finance magazine and a regular money expert on Channel 9's Today Show and on radio around Australia, she has a knack for making money matters simple. She has a degree in economics from the University of Queensland but moved to Sydney when she was in her mid-20s (still supports the Maroons, though!)
She is married and is the proud mother of two children who are reformed spenders thanks to her children's financial literacy book, The Great $20 Adventure.
Maybe your biggest fear is retiring in a polyester outfit because you haven't saved enough to live the fashionista lifestyle you're accustomed to. This book is for every woman who unashamedly has that voice in her head. After 20 years on a brand like Money, I've come across just about every possible question. Hopefully you'll find the answers to some of your questions in here.
About the Author
Effie Zahos is one of Australia's leading personal finance commentators. As editor of Money, Australia's longest-running personal finance magazine and a regular money expert on Channel 9's Today Show and on radio around Australia, she has a knack for making money matters simple. She has a degree in economics from the University of Queensland but moved to Sydney when she was in her mid-20s (still supports the Maroons, though!)
She is married and is the proud mother of two children who are reformed spenders thanks to her children's financial literacy book, The Great $20 Adventure.