AUTHOR, SPEAKER & ADVOCATE

Pascale Helyar-Moray OAM

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About Pascale Helyar-Moray OAM

A dynamic force and relentless advocate for gender equality, Pascale is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and advocate passionate about financial security, gender equality, and superannuation disparity. Pascale’s expertise is sought by organisations for leadership, guidance, impactful public speaking, and active support in addressing the gender pay and superannuation gap.

AUTHOR

Pascale shares her insights and solutions gained from a 25 year career in financial services in Rich Woman, Poor Woman, to help women begin their transformative journey toward financial empowerment and success.

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PUBLIC SPEAKER

Pascale's experience across various financial services niches enables her to speak passionately and empathetically about the opportunities and challenges in the Australian finance space, particularly those women face.

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ADVOCATE

As an award-winning, entrepreneurial leader, Pascale also champions women’s financial literacy and empowerment through shining a spotlight on key social issues, ultimately aiming to close the gender gap in financial knowledge.

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New release

Rich Woman, Poor Woman

From overwhelm to in control – how to plan for your financial security

‘Rich Woman, Poor Woman’ is a timely and essential guide for women seeking to take control of their financial futures. This book confronts the alarming statistic that 1 in 6 women in Australia retires into poverty. The author, Pascale Helyar-Moray, addresses the disparity between rich and poor women, attributing it largely to financial literacy.

The book sheds light on Australia’s superannuation system, aiming to demystify this complex but crucial part of personal financial planning. Drawing parallels between saving for retirement and regular exercise, the author emphasises the importance of cultivating positive money habits and setting long-term financial goals. Through easy-to-follow strategies tailored to women of all ages, Rich Woman, Poor Woman offers practical advice on making one’s superannuation work harder and smarter.

In an easy-to-read style, Rich Woman, Poor Woman explores:

What exactly is super, and how it can work harder for you
How to adopt super money habits and make a plan to achieve financial independence
Set and forget strategies to grow your super faster
Hacks for all ages: women in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s.