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Women Talk Money | Common issues

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Here are some common issues that couples experience when it comes to money. Some people who earn less than their partner feel guilty for not earning as much, or for buying themselves things because they weren't the one who made the money in the first place. There are several reasons. Unequal positions in relation to assets.

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Women Talk Money | Getting together

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Whether you’re planning a holiday together, saving for a big purchase or paying off some debt, talking to your partner about your financial goals can be a great way to get a conversation started around money. Talking to your partner about financial goals. Are your goals short or long term? Is your goal to pay off debt?

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Women Talk Money | Splitting up

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Whether you’re in a de facto relationship, married or have recently started living together, there are a few things you should do as soon as possible to sort out your financial situation. Things to do after a break-up. How is your living situation going to change? If you have kids, where are they going to live? The same g...

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Women Talk Money | Taking a break from work

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Taking a break from work. What will taking time off work mean for your bank balance? At some point in your life you or your partner might decide to take a break from working. Whether it’s to go back to study, to have kids, or to care for an elderly relative, it will probably mean a big change financially. Deciding to have...

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Women Talk Money | What's your money story?

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Dealing with negative responses. What's your money story? Dealing with negative responses. You might not think of money as an emotional issue, but most people have really strong emotional attachments to money, even if they don’t realise it. How do you feel when your bank account is running low, or you card is declined?

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Women Talk Money | Dealing with negative responses

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. What's your money story? Dealing with negative responses. Conversations about money can be tough, but there are ways to cope with negative reactions from your partner. People often have conscious and unconscious ways of responding when they are in high-pressure situations, and this can play out in their relationships.

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Women Talk Money | Moving in together

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Shacking up is super exciting but there are some things you should talk about first. So you’ve decided to move in together! Sometimes with all the excitement you can forget to talk about the boring everyday stuff like money, and how you are going to pay for shared expenses. Talking to your partner about shared expenses.

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Women Talk Money | Financial abuse

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Financial abuse is when someone takes control of your money, stops you from being financially independent or earning your own money. Financial abuse can occur throughout a relationship, or may begin after you and your partner have split up through things like property settlement and child support processes. Making you go ...

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Women Talk Money | Retiring

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Financial literacy for women. Get the facts about money, relationships and your life. Join Grace Dlabik as she explains money on your terms. Watch the first video. Or browse all topics. Taking a break from work. The decision to retire is a big one, and will mean lots of changes for your life and your money. You and your partner will need to figure out a financial plan including where your income is going to come from when you stop working. You have to be at least 55 to be able to access your superannuati...