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Should your gender determine your pay packet? Despite it being 2025, that’s still the reality in countries like Australia, where, on average, women earn 78 cents for every dollar a man earns. Feminist Money aims to help this reality of economic inequity fade into history.
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From Awareness to Advocacy: The Fight Against Domestic Violence and Economic Abuse (opens the original)
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Discover how money and technology can be used as tools of domestic violence, hear from experts working on the frontline, and learn how you can support survivors and become an advocate for change. Domestic violence isn't always physical or visible; economic control, financial dependence and technology can all be used to exert power over someone experiencing abuse. In this episode , we bring together highlights from last year’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, exploring four impo
Debt Help: What Financial Counsellors Want You to Know (opens the original)
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In this episode of Feminist Money, we unpack the issue of debt and financial counselling as a support service to help you manage debt, with Deb Shroot, from Financial Counselling Australia. Debt can happen through everyday life events and unexpected financial pressures A big unexpected bill, losing a job, a relationship ending, rising living costs or using credit to get by can all lead to debt. We talk about how people can end up in debt and how it can build over time. Financial counselling can
Housing: How Do Women End Up Homeless After a Lifetime of Work? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Feminist Money, we unpack the pressing issue of homelessness among older women, with Yumi Lee, the CEO of the Older Women's Network of New South Wales: The systemic roots of financial and housing insecurity The lifelong impact of gendered expectations, particularly caregiving roles, on women’s financial security in later life. The connection between limited financial resources, inadequate housing affordability and the growing risk of homelessness among older women. The hidden
Economics: Women Deserve Better Than Minimum Wage When They Have a Baby (opens the original)
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What would change for women if having a baby didn’t mean taking a major financial hit? Australia’s parental leave system still leaves many women facing a significant drop in income at one of the biggest transitions in their lives. In this episode we speak with The Parenthood about their bold campaign for 52 weeks of paid parental leave and what it could mean for women and families navigating the economy right now. Skip ahead to: (4:47) The first year of a child’s life (6:27) Pressures shaping wh
Scamalot: Exploring Celebrity Impersonation, Phishing & Pig Butchering Scams (opens the original)
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Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, using phishing, social engineering and fake online identities to target unsuspecting victims. In this episode, we examine three of the fastest-growing scams making headlines today and explain how they work, the warning signs to watch for, and practical ways to protect yourself. Skip ahead to: (1:51) Pig Butchering Investment Scams (12:38) Wrong Number Text Phishing Scams (16:40) Celebrity Impersonation Scams In this episode, we unpack: Celebrity Imperson
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