ASIC’s MoneySmart is encouraging women to have regular money conversations.
Women face specific challenges when it comes to managing their money. Many women take time out of the paid workforce to care for others, which reduces their retirement savings. With a longer life expectancy than men, this often puts women in a particularly vulnerable position when it comes to their finances.
To address these financial challenges, ASIC’s Laura Higgins sat down with influential and inspirational Australian women to chat about their money experiences and to encourage all women to have their own money conversations with friends and family.
Starting a conversation about money with your friends and family doesn’t have to be awkward or painful. ASIC is encouraging women to talk to their partners, friends, children and other family members about good and bad money habits, financial decisions they’ve made in their lives, and how to plan for the future.
You can find out more about ASIC’s Women talk money campaign on ASIC’s MoneySmart website.
The Women talk money campaign links are below: Each personality shares her money story.
Campaign theme videos – addressing specific themes, including super, financial independence and protecting your finances.
We hope you enjoy these and start your own conversation. #womentalkmoney
