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1 in 3 Single Women Retire into Poverty in Australia. Here’s how Pascale Helyar-Moray is Tackling this Big Issue with Grow My Money (previously Super-Rewards) (Part 1)

Season 1, Ep. 589

This is Pascale Heylar-Moray for Female Startup Club


Hello everyone and welcome back to the show! It’s Doone here - your host and hype girl.


Today on the show we’re chatting with Pascale from Grow My Money (previously known as Super Rewards). Did you know that in Australia 1 in 3 single women retire in poverty, and 1 in 6 women overall retire into poverty. That’s a very scary and very real stat. Now there’s multiple factors that play into that statistic but one of them has to do with our superannuation. If you’re listening in from outside of Australia - superannuation is kind of like a 401k in America, or your state pension in the UK. Over the course of your career, your employee puts money into something you can’t touch until you retire - and that money significantly grows over the course of 30+ years so that when you retire, you have a chunk of cash to live off. Simply put. And men retire with almost double the superannuation kitty than women do. And with that in mind Pascale wanted to do something about it. This is a real eye opener and I would love to know what you think about it - come and chat with us in the Facebook group.


Let’s get into todays’ episode, this is Pascale for Female Startup Club


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