Jane has lost her partner and received a $100,000 death benefit at just 29. Coming from a family that traditionally hasn't been good with money, she is scared to ruin it.
Everyone knows that one of the quickest ways to save money is to eat home-cooked meals, but even the most die-hard penny pincher wants to eat out occasionally.
William says his lifestyle isn't lavish but he and his partner, Angelo, are feeling cost-of-living pressures and he isn't saving as much as he would like.
"You need to have the courage to act and surround yourself with the best people with absolute expertise in that space," says Founders First chief executive and managing director Mark Haysman.
If you find yourself frequently thinking about money, you are not alone - 42% of women worry about money either every day or at least weekly which is a lot more than men.
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