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Kate Campbell is a financial educator who loves talking to anyone who will listen about one of our most taboo (but very important) topics: money. You can find her doing everything from writing articles on personal finance, creating free online courses, running the Rask online community and trying her hand at social media. Pretty much anything to do with personal finance, and Kate’s involved.
Kate has also created the Rask FIRE, Career and Automation courses.
Previously, Kate worked at Citigroup, InvestSMART and Timelio, and sharpened her teeth in the industry with multiple financial operations and investment administration roles. She holds a Bachelor of Business Management from the University of Canberra.
Kate also hosts one of Australia’s top-ranking finance podcasts, The Australian Finance Podcast, which attracts 80,000 listeners each month.
Happiness is a strategic advantage in the workplace, so, let’s invest intentionally in it, says happiness expert, Declan Edwards.
Wilson Chen, a personal insurance specialist from WeLifeInsure, discusses personal insurance: life insurance, income protection, trauma cover and TPD insurance.
Motley Fool Portfolio Manager Ryan Newman shares just what it takes to discover and invest in great companies and build wealth over time.
For the business to remain financially viable, the revenue coming in needs to be greater than the outgoing expenses. (No, you’re not getting any venture capital or debt financing in this scenario.)
Socially responsible investing is similar to buying bread from the supermarket when you have a gluten intolerance. Any bread is fine to you, as long as it excludes gluten.
You may think that your employer will see your hard work and achievements and decide you deserve more. Unfortunately, in most cases, working harder isn’t enough to guarantee a raise, so you have to ask for it.
Kate Campbell talks to expert mortgage broker Chris Bates about the essential questions you should be asking your mortgage broker in this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast.
Financial adviser, Fatuma Akalo, takes us through a quick checkup of the annual member statement you’ve probably received recently from your super fund.
This guide explains the importance of having an emergency fund, how much you need to save, and how to get one set up.
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