5 episodi
Financially Fit Podcast Bauer Media and Commonwealth Bank
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- Economia
Bauer Media and Commonwealth Bank's Financially Fit Podcast series invites magazine editors, financial experts and everyday Australian women talk openly about personal money issues, financial wellbeing and the real issues that shape our relationship with money. Learn how to own your financial status, set goals and get ahead with Financially Fit.
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5 ways to be happier healthier and wealthier
The Australian Women's Weekly editor-in-chief Nicole Byers is joined by finance commentator and author Effie Zahos, and Nathalie Spencer from the Behavioural Economics team at Commonwealth Bank, to talk about the difference between financial literacy and financial wellbeing, and how to get ahead. Learn how to own your financial status, set goals and be better off in 2020.
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Financial abuse: what to do when a loved one uses money as a means to control you
Women's Day editor-in-chief Fiona Connolly sits down with finance commentator Effie Zahos and Commonwealth Bank's Sian Lewis to discuss personal experiences with financial abuse. Learn what financial abuse means, the warning signs and how to rebuild your life.
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The 'sandwich generation': how to navigate property, finances and the future
House & Garden editor-in-chief Tanya Buchanan tapped two finance experts, Effie Zahos and Commonwealth Bank's Kylie Macfarlane, to talk home ownership, lending power, the implications for living in a cashless society and financial planning.
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Do love and money mix? Discussing financial infidelity, sexually transmitted debt and what to know before mixing love and money
ELLE editor-in-chief Genevra Leek speaks with two finance experts, Financy's Bianca Hartge-Hazelman and Commonwealth Bank's Catherine Fitzpatrick, to ask their advice on money personalities, joint accounts, sexually transmitted debt and more.
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3 Ways To Get Ahead Financially In 2020
ELLE's beauty and wellness director Brooke Le Poer Trench caught up with finance commentator Effie Zahos and Commonwealth Bank's Shez Ford to tackle some of the biggest financial challenges facing women today and share insights on how to make 2020 your best money year yet.