#febusave update – nearly 9,000 women signed up
Kate Carruthers Nearly 9,000 women signed up for the Febusave 2010 campaign, for example: 2,307 pledged to give up buying lunch 1,118 pledged to give up treats 162 pledged to give up…
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Progress report on my #febusave pledge
For the month of February I decided to give up driving to work and bank the savings. It’s been surprisingly easy to catch the train each day, even if it…
Ada Lovelace Day 24 March 2010
Last year many of us supported Ada Lovelace Day, the international day of blogging to draw attention to women excelling in technology and science. It’s now time to pledge your…
Savings plan progressing nicely for #febusave
As part of the ANZ Bank’s Febusave campaign I’ve been following up on my pledge to catch public transport as much as possible during February, especially for the commute to…
2010 Blog theme – women in …
I’ve been thinking about having an overarching theme for my blog this year and have finally decided on women in … that is women who are doing interesting things like…
Why I’m supporting #Febusave
Sound finances give women true freedom of choice, it is the key to giving women options in life. When @fibendall approached me about supporting the ANZ Bank’s Febusave campaign I…
Savings and managing credit – a hard lesson to learn #febusave
We do not often share stories about our personal finances (except perhaps to boast of some great success?) but here are some hard won lessons I have learned. My parents…
Just got my #Febusave blog ambassador badge
Getting women to think about their finances, to plan and save more is important. The better control we have over our finances the more choices we have in life. Why…
Dirty little secret – women and money #febusave
Women share amazing amounts of information with each other – about relationships, family, sex, fashion, friends – often in quite intimate detail. But one of our remaining taboo areas is…
Interesting people to follow #followfriday
Here’s a few more interesting people I follow on Twitter, & some more evidence that Twitter helps to build real relationships too 😉 @mpesce – Mark is a good friend…