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2 in 3 kids are saving money: Now, we need to teach them investing
A new book, How to Raise Rich Kids, gives parents a practical roadmap to create lasting wealth in the real world.
Sarah is the author of How to Raise Rich Kids. With over 20 years of experience in property, finance and investment journalism, she is a trusted expert whose insights regularly appear across television, radio and print media, including Sunrise, Channel 7 News, Bloomberg and Yahoo! Finance. She has previously served as managing editor for Your Investment Property and Australian Broker. Her expert advice has been shared in the media over 3,500 times. Sarah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and a Tier 1 Generic Knowledge certification, which complies with ASIC standards.
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Expertise
- Home loans
- Personal finance
- Budgeting and money-saving tips
- Managing the cost of living
Experience
- Author, How to Raise Rich Kids
- Finalist, Women Empowering Wealth Awards 2026 - Communications Professional of the Year
- Finalist, Women in Finance Awards 2025 - Thought Leader of the Year
- Author, Parenting Report 2026
- Author, State of Women's Wealth report 2025
- Co-creator of Finder's Financial Fitness Challenge
- Co-author and contributor to multiple Finder research reports
- Keynote speaker on first home buyer trends for major brands
- Contributor and thought-leader with London-based consumer & behavioural insights agency, Canvas8
- Annual Finder Innovation Awards judge for home loans, banking and digital disruptor categories
- Regular host, MC or panellist for Finder Awards, masterclasses and events
- Author, The Power of Two
- Editor, 30+ non-fiction books
Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Communication: Journalism and Public Relations | Griffith University | 2000-2002
- Tier 1 Generic Knowledge certification (RG 146), which meets ASIC's RG 146 compliance standards
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