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The wins and losses in financial wellbeing for Australian women
Lesley Anton has traded life as a corporate high-flyer for showing open homes on Sydney’s upper north shore, and she is right on trend for Australian women.
Bianca Hartge-Hazelman is a financial journalist and founder of women's money-goal magazine Financy.com.au. She is a regular Fairfax Money contributor and former Fairfax Media reporter. She writes on women's money and career issues, property, equity markets and personal finance.
Lesley Anton has traded life as a corporate high-flyer for showing open homes on Sydney’s upper north shore, and she is right on trend for Australian women.
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