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It took me 12 months to get the courage to start investing, and then less than 5 minutes to set it up. (opens the original)
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This article has been kept free thanks to its sponsor Sharesies Australia Limited (‘Sharesies’)Sharesies is giving new sign ups a $10 bonus to invest with the code SARA10. Terms and conditions apply. To receive the $10 bonus, a minimum deposit of $50 is required. Offer valid for sign-ups within 6 months, from September 30, 2026.Earlier this year, at 37 years old, I started investing in shares for the first time.I’m so proud of myself, but also, as a 37-year-old, I feel behind. I wish that someon
Lab Diamonds, Wealth Signalling, Value Shifts and Milestone Moments (opens the original)
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It will be my 10 year wedding anniversary around this time next year and I’ve brought up the topic with my husband about gifts for each other. I love traditional gifts and pausing to celebrate milestone moments. And let’s be honest, I probably love them even more when the traditional 10 year anniversary gift is an eternity ring!With the reality of this ring actually happening, I’ve started looking at styles I like. But what affects this decision even more than what it did almost a decade earlier
How to be happy with the life (and wardrobe) you already have. (opens the original)
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Writing down my wardrobe goals as a 21 year old starting her first ‘real’ job in a corporate head office, with its accompanying grown up salary, owning a classic Chanel flap bag was high on the list.The year was 2010 and the cross body Chanel bags were very much in pop culture. The Chanel Medium Classic Flap bag also retailed for approximately $2,850 USD, and in late 2010 the AUD, for the first time, was stronger than the USD. Deep sigh.But I didn’t buy the bag. My money seemed to evaporate into
Collecting Uniforms (opens the original)
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I get up, have a shower, brush my teeth and get dressed. I get up, each of my three children then slowly wake and progressively patter into the kitchen. Just as I finish my morning chatter with one, my next customer arrives.I go about making them breakfast just as they like it. One of my twins likes her Weet-Bix standing up in a bowl, the other likes them laying down. Get this wrong and you’ll wish you didn’t.I’ll make their lunches and snacks for school, tidy up the kitchen, find all three of t
How to Afford Nice Things #3: Maelle Bridal Wedding Dress (opens the original)
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Welcome to How to Afford Nice Things, a So UNDONE series dedicated to the money conversations we rarely hear women have openly, and to de-mystify how we actually save, budget and afford the nice things we buy.We talk about fashion and shopping all the time, but rarely how we financed the purchase. Yet, it is so interesting!Each instalment spotlights one purchase and one woman’s honest account of how she got there. Sharing their savings strategy, budget logic, and decision-making process.This is
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