Angela Meyer

And for me, it always comes back to, do you have enough money?

Because that means you can, you have choices, you can leave a bad situation.

Yep.

And...

You can buy yourself time if you need it.

You can buy yourself time.

I mean, just to say that there are some really good stats in there as well.

You know, like we are probably the most wealthy we've ever been in the history.

Yeah, the Great Wealth Transfer, you know, $84 trillion is going to be transferred into the hands of women.

Something that was really interesting was that female millionaires in Australia are growing at 5.7% more than men.

So it's not that, you know, and also women don't have a universal experience.

You know, we are all really different.

But when you look at kind of across the board, things are not great.

There is a lot of things that need to really change and systemic change needs to happen.

But we also, on the other hand, see that, you know, more money is coming into women's hands with the Great Wealth Transfer and, you know,

Certainly younger generations are much more, I suppose, they're talking about money more, they're much more engaged with their financial lives.

But yeah, I do think that the next feminist wave is financial.

Yeah.

Yeah, so similar to Rachel, I had worked my degrees in theatre and film.

It's show pony stage life, you know.