She examines its relation to womenomics (women’s financial issues), as well as how companies should embrace new ways of working to retain and support Generation X and Z staff.

This book is not that, so if you want to grow your money confidence and understand her tips and strategies, it’s also a very good read. There's no shaming finger-wagging or headache-inducing jargon, just hundreds of practical tips showing how to get money working for you. Streamlining “Finmin”: Learn practical steps to streamline financial administration and make your money work harder for you. By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file.Her wisdom and kindness shine through, providing readers with the tools to regain control of their financial lives. A short and indispensable whistle-stop tour through the most efficient financial habits that will get you on your way to financial freedom. In the midst of the cost-of-living crisis, money agony aunt Claer Barrett is your voice of reason,” wrote the publisher. She uses examples you may have come across on financial content creators but also breaks things very well.

This was a worthwhile read for someone who doesn’t really keep up to date with the financial world as much as he probably should! This definitely cured my incredibly huge anxiety and avoidance to open an online banking app and it felt good to find out that I wasn't the only one who used to put my head into the sand when it came to dealing with money.We are experiencing delays with deliveries to many countries, but in most cases local services have now resumed.

I’ve spent a little over a year learning more about finance and, whilst a lot of this was therefore familiar to me, it also provided more context, and allowed me to deepen my understanding.I have to say I knew, and already follow most of this, but it was good to hear a few different takes on the same thing. We use Google Analytics to see what pages are most visited, and where in the world visitors are visiting from. At the start, I thought the idea of the money personality quiz was quite corny, but when I continued to read through the book, it made more sense to me about how much of a negative impact the one I identified with was having in my financial life. Prior to joining the Financial Times, Claer was the property correspondent for Investors Chronicle until she became managing editor of weekly industry magazine, Property Week. It's second hand, and I paid cash up front as I didn't want to sign up to a costly PCP finance plan.