You already run the house. The calendar. The school runs. The bills, the birthdays, the "can we afford it" calls.

Now it's time to run the money like the CFO you already are.

CFO of the House is a Saturday afternoon for women who are ready to take charge of their family's finances and back themselves with money. Real learning, good company, and a glass of prosecco to finish.

Rachel has been running her six-week masterclass and two-day intensive for women around the world for some time. CFO of the House is her first live event, and she wanted to start right here in her own community on the Gold Coast.

There are only 40 seats, and once they're taken, registrations close.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

- The key money principles worth living by

- How to see your real-time financial position

- Assets, liabilities and cashflow, and whether you're running a monthly surplus or deficit

- The basics of investing, and how compounding works across property, shares, cash and private markets

COME READY TO LEARN

Bring a notebook and a pen or your laptop. Note-taking is part of the afternoon, and you'll want to keep what you hear.

WHO IT'S FOR

Women only. Daughters 18 and over are welcome. Each daughter needs her own ticket.

TICKETS

General: $99 per person

Your seat, tea and coffee all afternoon, sweet and savoury afternoon tea, and a glass of prosecco at the close.

VIP: $149 per person

Everything in General, plus:

- Priority seating

- A take-home spreadsheet

- A cocktail Q&A with Rachel at a reserved table at Haven from 5:00 PM, cocktail included

Secure your seat now. Only 40 places.

Tickets can't be refunded, but if you can't make it, you can transfer your ticket to another woman (18+) by emailing Rachel with her name by Wednesday 11 November 2026.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This event is for educational purposes only. Anything shared on the day, including discussion of property, shares, cash, private markets or other investments, is general information. It doesn't take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs, and it isn't personal financial, tax or legal advice. All investing carries risk, and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Before you make any financial decision, think about whether it's right for your circumstances and speak with a licensed professional.

No financial products will be offered or promoted at this event.

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