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Break glass in case of emergency: a guide to building your emergency fund
Having a cash buffer is a big factor in increasing your financial wellbeing
Feb 20
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Kate Campbell
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January 2025
New year, same you: how I'm approaching goal setting this year
An exploration of my annual reflection and goal-setting process, with an example goal, to inspire you on your own journey.
Jan 17
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Kate Campbell
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November 2024
Putting your financial future on autopilot
Life's hectic enough, so why don't we make our finances a little easier?
Nov 2, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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October 2024
The trap of mental accounting (give every dollar a job)
$1 always equals $1…right?! Not so fast…
Oct 8, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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September 2024
Money, time and happiness
The more you learn about your money story and the better you manage your finances, the more choices you’ll have – because money gives you the freedom to…
Sep 26, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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Lessons from my money & investing journey
My musings on what I’ve uncovered about money and investing over the past decade.
Sep 19, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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July 2024
Can a $5 latte really buy happiness?
Cut out your latte might be one of the most hated pieces of personal finance advice.
Jul 7, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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June 2024
10 questions to improve your relationship with money
A lot of our financial success depends on our behaviour.
Jun 10, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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May 2024
My essential investing question...
Can we simplify our finances by just focusing on what is essential right now?
May 29, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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Are you "good with money"?
For me, it’s knowing that even though I really didn’t want to, I had $600 to pay a plumber to fix my shower last week, the day after it broke.
May 9, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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April 2024
Why 'just save more' is an unhelpful piece of money advice
Did you know that one in four Gen Zs have less than $1,000 in savings?
Apr 11, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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March 2024
10 things that I love spending money on
Spending money isn't a bad thing, in fact, when done intentionally, it can add a huge amount of value and joy to your life.
Mar 21, 2024
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Kate Campbell
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