In this Australian Finance Podcast episode, your host Gemma Mitchell chats with Lacey Filipich, founder of MoneySchool, about International Women’s Day—what it really means, why it matters for everyone, and how gender equality benefits both women and men.
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Topics covered today:
What International Women’s Day is and why it matters
What about International Men’s Day? (Spoiler: It’s Nov 19!)
The gender pay gap vs. equal pay – what’s the difference?
Financial challenges women face in pay, super, and investing
Why more women in leadership benefits everyone
How gender equality helps men too
One simple action to create change
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Learn more about IWD: International Women's Day 2025
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