Are you financially fit? ποΈββοΈ - Mirza Monthly
April is Financial Literacy Month and itβs time to do some spring cleaning on your personal finance!
Hey friends and family,
Spring has SPRUNG people! Time to defrost, soak up all the vitamin D and have that overdue clean-out. April is Financial Literacy Month, so itβs also the perfect time to do some spring cleaning on your personal finance. Weβll be talking all things money, all month long. We'll be sharing blog posts, a white paper and other practical resources to help you get financially fit πͺ
This month we'll be talking about...
Achieving your financial goals
Whatβs the best way to use your money to achieve your long-term goals? Weβll be talking about debt, loans, different saving accounts, and how to maximise tax-benefits available to you.
Childcare related costs
Did you know that the average amount to raise a child from birth to the age of seventeen is $233,610?! And that doesnβt include the cost of college tuition fees. Brace yourself as we get into the nitty-gritty details of childcare costs.
Why parental leave is good for business
How much does it really cost employers to provide leave vs. the cost of turnover? Weβll be calculating which is more cost effective and presenting the business case for parental leave in our April white paper. Spoiler - parental leave is a winner.
Negotiating your salary
There is a common misconception that women donβt negotiate as much as men. But research has shown that women do ask for raises as often as men, but are less likely to get them. What a shocker (no, not really). We'll be giving you tips on how to negotiate with your employer and how to get that raise you deserve. For now, check out our other guides on: