Money Matters: Women's Road to Financial Independence since the 50's
04/29/24 • 61 min
Discover how gender roles and financial strategies intersect in the latest episode of the "Stronger Together" podcast, hosted by Tanya O'Shea from IMPACT Community Services, featuring expert financial advisor Ben Neilson. This episode, explores the dynamic shifts in financial planning and gender roles through insightful discussions and practical advice.
In this enlightening episode, Ben shares his expert insights on navigating financial planning within the context of evolving gender roles. Listeners will delve into the crucial aspects of financial independence, understanding the significant impact that equitable financial planning can have on relationships and societal structures. The conversation highlights the importance of involving both partners in financial decisions, dismantling traditional gender roles, and adopting inclusive strategies that empower individuals regardless of gender.
Explore a variety of topics including how to foster financial cooperation in relationships, the role of financial education in achieving gender parity, and practical tips for managing finances in a way that supports equality and mutual respect. This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in integrating principles of equality into their financial practices, making informed decisions that benefit all parties, and contributing to broader societal progress.
Tune into "Stronger Together" for a comprehensive guide on using financial tools to create a more equitable and supportive environment for all. Discover how changing your financial habits can lead to greater personal and communal prosperity.
For more information, supportive resources, or to listen to other episodes, visit our website at impact.org.au.
Keywords: Financial Independence, Gender Equality, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Social Change, Gender Roles, Financial Advice, Community Services, Equality.
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Discover how gender roles and financial strategies intersect in the latest episode of the "Stronger Together" podcast, hosted by Tanya O'Shea from IMPACT Community Services, featuring expert financial advisor Ben Neilson. This episode, explores the dynamic shifts in financial planning and gender roles through insightful discussions and practical advice.
In this enlightening episode, Ben shares his expert insights on navigating financial planning within the context of evolving gender roles. Listeners will delve into the crucial aspects of financial independence, understanding the significant impact that equitable financial planning can have on relationships and societal structures. The conversation highlights the importance of involving both partners in financial decisions, dismantling traditional gender roles, and adopting inclusive strategies that empower individuals regardless of gender.
Explore a variety of topics including how to foster financial cooperation in relationships, the role of financial education in achieving gender parity, and practical tips for managing finances in a way that supports equality and mutual respect. This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in integrating principles of equality into their financial practices, making informed decisions that benefit all parties, and contributing to broader societal progress.
Tune into "Stronger Together" for a comprehensive guide on using financial tools to create a more equitable and supportive environment for all. Discover how changing your financial habits can lead to greater personal and communal prosperity.
For more information, supportive resources, or to listen to other episodes, visit our website at impact.org.au.
Keywords: Financial Independence, Gender Equality, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Social Change, Gender Roles, Financial Advice, Community Services, Equality.
Thank you for listening to this episode of "Stronger Together" We hope you enjoyed the conversation and gained valuable insights.
Stay connected with us:
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Discover the complexities of mental health challenges our students face, from ADHD and anxiety to the impacts of bullying, and learn about the innovative, collaborative efforts being made to provide a nurturing environment for their growth and wellbeing.
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Rachael sees leadership as a daily effort requiring constant reflection. She spends the final minutes of each day reviewing her performance and considering improvements. This focus on continuous improvement drives her work at Inclusee, which aims to reduce loneliness among older Australians through digital technology. Tanya also views leadership as a daily practice, similar to building a muscle.
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Rachael supports remote work for its benefits in attracting a diverse workforce and enhancing innovation. She has led efforts to define and integrate organisational values, ensuring every team member understands and upholds them.
Continuous learning is key to Rachael's approach. She schedules learning opportunities into her week, setting an example for her team. Rachael also values authenticity, encouraging a supportive environment where team members share ideas and expertise. This builds trust and drives innovation.
Rachael has fostered a culture of inclusivity at Inclusee, reflecting in the organisation's diverse and neurodiverse workforce. This diversity enhances their ability to connect with the community. She advocates for virtual volunteering to remove barriers and broaden participation.
Rachael advises overcoming fear and taking risks. This mindset has been crucial to her success, helping her lead Inclusee effectively. She also promotes creativity and innovation, encouraging her team to think differently and develop unique solutions.
In summary, Rachael Cook’s leadership approach offers a valuable blueprint for impactful leadership, emphasising technology, support, and innovation.
Thank you for listening to this episode of "Stronger Together" We hope you enjoyed the conversation and gained valuable insights.
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Welcome to Stronger Together, a powerful podcast series hosted by Impact Community Services. I'm Tanya O'Shea, managing director of IMPACT, and I have the pleasure of frontlining this little passion project of ours In the podcast, we dig into some of the meaty social problems that people are facing within our communities. And we chat with guests willing to tackle the hard conversations. We want you to be kept informed and updated on the latest information. Yeah, they'
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