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25.01.2022 Making parenting look easy, since 2019. - - - (Joking, it’s my first day flying solo, pray for me)

21.01.2022 Budget night - Next Tuesday night is the release of the 2022 Federal Budget. And yes, I’m excited. - Whilst I’m off the tools in a big way, I still will be closing reviewing and sharing my thoughts on Wednesday (with the help of my new apprentice ). ... - There’s been early stories about childcare boosts and aged care funding - what are you hoping to see or understand better? - Last year’s budget was slammed for a superficial and piecemeal approach to addressing women’s pain points. I’m very curious (whilst balancing my expectations / fury) to see what is contained this year. See more

19.01.2022 Prepping this week has also included listening to a bunch of @cocoonbynaomi episodes of Tales from the Fourth Trimester. - If you enjoyed my @shesonthemoneyaus episode, I highly recommend listening to this one too, where Naomi and I go deep into how to use your $ to enhance your post partum experience as well as making the most of your pregnancy. - Oh and all the nitty gritties of Jeffrey’s birth story. ... - Posted @withregram @cocoonbynaomi Want to know how a financial advisor preps for pregnancy, birth and postpartum? Meet Rebecca (@rfpritch), who shares exactly how much she and her partner saved, spent and sacrificed in this week’s episode of Tales from the Fourth Trimester, along with her own story of becoming a mum PS! If you’re looking for someone to help you get your shit together when it comes to $, I highly recommend her. We had a session just before covid life hit and I would have been way more freaked out about finances had we not already felt like we had a solid plan (that doesn’t involve living on baked beans) xx See more

17.01.2022 It’s up to you to compound the good stuff (not the indecision or inaction)

14.01.2022 First day of school 2021

12.01.2022 When our kids are ready for school, I want to know that we’re ready for school - today’s client conversations - Getting ready for your children’s future means forward thinking. Financial stress in supporting your family really can be avoided, with foresight and execution. - If there’s more than 3 years until your goal, investing is not optional, it is mandatory. Your bank account is not going to cut it. ... - #financialadvice #moneymanagement #goals #educationsavings #futureplanning See more

09.01.2022 My thoughts on this year’s budget in stories / highlights. - Bonus points this year for stringing a sentence together, no crying and minimal hot sweats (for me, not Frydenberg). - Let me know what your thoughts were

03.01.2022 Financial flexibility: Words spoken almost every day in my role, but words that mean something different to each of us. This week I’ve canvassed what it would look like to pay off a mortgage in 10 years, to have the flexibility to retire at the same age as your partner (even if there’s a big age gap) and also knowing you can shout your parents a meal whenever you go out. This week for me, financial flexibility means having more space so I’m not working from my son’s bedroom anymore.

02.01.2022 Found a moment, on the afternoon of the 31st to write down what I want from 2021. So much I don’t know, so much that I do. It’s my first time not having snazzy stationary (it’s on my to-do list), but feels good to get out of my head and written down. ... Thank you 2020.

02.01.2022 32 feels pretty good