The biggest financial risk isn't losing money - it's never learning to make your money work for you.

Too often I see women avoid taking control of their finances not because they aren't smart enough, but because this stuff is undeniably confusing and we're never taught it properly.

Growing up with a single mum taught me that the best financial strategy was to spend as little as possible - which made sense until my dad died young and I inherited money with zero knowledge of what to do with it.

I learnt that savings weren’t a viable long term strategy and I needed to shift my focus onto growing my money - not just holding onto it.

Having to step away from work twice to care for family at the end of their lives gave me first hand experience of why women in particular need financial independence and flexibility.

Financial education isn't a ‘nice to have’ - it's an essential.

Life is short, and smart money strategies buy your time back.

Now I live in Lisbon, pursuing a career path that feels meaningful while being able to structure my days around what matters to me.

I help women who design their lives intentionally do the same through Money Vault (my jargon-free investing course), 1:1 wealth strategy sessions, and corporate financial wellbeing talks.

My approach focuses on strategies you'll actually stick to: learn it once, set it up properly, then get back to what matters to you.

Because simple money strategies unlock interesting lives.