On this episode of Tilly Talks we dive into the world of shares. If you are interested in owning shares and wondering how to get started in the share market, then this episode is for you.

Jess Olson quizzes Tilly Money founder and CEO, Maureen Jordan on exactly how you should enter the share market, how it all works and some tips you should always keep in mind when investing.

If there is a topic that you would like us explore or a question you want answered, please message us on instagram @tilly.money or email us at [email protected].

Our guest today is Julie Mathers, Founder of Flora & Fauna.

After 25 years in retail, Julie decided to use her experience to create a business that was ethically responsible. Flora and Fauna is a “one-stop-shop” for finding ethical and cruelty free products that give back to the community. Launched initially with 30 brands and a total of 500 products, it now stocks over 300 brands and 10,000 products globally. Her aim was to create a platform for purpose and a place where people could make better choices.

Leading by example when it comes to the creation of a kinder, healthier and more responsible approach to business and life, Julie was named #1 in the Top 50 People in Australian eCommerce in 2021 and 2019 AND their Business Person of the Year. Julie also received the 2018 Telstra NSW Small & Succeeding Business Award.

You can find out more about Flora & Fauna here: https://www.floraandfauna.com.au/

Have you ever thought about starting your own business? It can be a daunting process taking those first steps. In this episode we interview our founder and CEO, Maureen Jordan on how to start a business. Apart from running her own business for many years and helping other businesses grow theirs, Maureen has also written several business books including Small Business Start-up Guide published by Allen & Unwin.

This episode covers the first steps you need to take to start a business, who you should go to for advice and help, whether you should buy a franchise and many other nuggets of wisdom.

If you would like to find out more details on how to start a business, you can read Maureen's article here: https://tillymoney.com.au/how-to-start-a-business/

We have interviewed many successful business women on the Tilly Money Podcast, you will find interviews with Janine Allis of Boost Juice, Kate Morris or Adore Beauty, Cristina Talacko of SalDoce Fine Foods, Saskia Havekes of Grandiflora + more.

When Sophie joined Sony in 2010, she was just 27 and one of Australia’s youngest CEOs and then went on to win the Young Leaders Award at the Australian Financial Review and Westpac 100 Women of Influence Award in 2013. Prior to this she worked as a lawyer for Allens Linklaters and also for the United Nations in both Vienna and Sudan. Sophie also worked for the UN Special Rapporteur for Torture. While a lawyer at Allens, Sophie set up Tooth Mob, a program offering free dental services for Indigenous communities in partnership with the Charlie Perkins Trust before being approached by Sony Foundation.

In this conversation with Maureen Jordan, Sophie talks candidly about juggling work with being a mum and how her work at the UN inspired a career at the Sony Foundation.

Caroline Jean-Baptiste is a mortgage broker and award-winning Mortgage Choice franchisee. She is the author of “Buy that house – How kickass Women make it happen” and in this episode Caroline is answering all of your home loan and mortgage related questions.

Caroline and Maureen Jordan discuss what happens in the home loan application process, how much you should save for a deposit, what help or incentives are available for a first home buyer, what red flags lenders look for on your bank statements and much more.

Find out more about Mortgage Choice services here: https://www.mortgagechoice.com.au/

Sally Loane is currently the CEO of the Financial Services Council, prior to this Sally spent a decade working for Coca-Cola Amatil as a senior executive. Her first career was in the media, where she spent 25 years as a broadcaster and journalist across radio, television and print. In 1977 she wrote her first book “Who Cares? Guilt, Hope and the Child Care Debate.”

In this conversation with Maureen Jordan, Sally talks about how she has built a 'Portfolio career' and how switching between sectors has prepared her to learn more, study harder, ask questions and get over the fear or not being perfect.

Welcome to Tilly Money Season 2. In season 1 we spoke to industry leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians & everyday women about building a financially secure & thriving life.

Now, we’re not just telling women’s money stories, we’re bringing you the tales of inspirational women that are succeeding in business, health, advocacy, wellbeing and lifestyle – because healthy is wealthy.

There’s not simply one path to accomplishment, and we’re shining the light on females who are making strides holistically, whilst increasing your financial literacy at the same time when we decode tricky finance terms and walk you through wealth-building tips and strategies.

As a former surgical nurse, Susan has had a marked progression through the ranks of Johnson & Johnson, from Sales & Marketing through to Vice President of Cardiovascular & Specialty and beyond. At a time when the medical industry has been heavily under pressure, Susan has helped lead her team through challenging times with strong conviction - winning the Best Health & Wellbeing workplace program for 2020. Susan talks to us about what keeps her motivated, creating impact at scale and her best money tips for achieving financial independence.

Jodie Hampshire is the Managing Director of Russell Investments, a breast cancer survivor and mother of four adopted children. Jodie charts the course of her life from small town NSW to the big smoke of Sydney, climbing the ladder within the finance industry before setting sail for London & Dubai. Jodie's life has presented many challenges but she shares her insights on how to persevere, the tools she uses to maintain equilibrium and her best advice on the sharemarket.