She's Got This: What does financial empowerment really look like?

It starts with understanding your money. Knowing your options. Having the confidence to make your own decisions.

Housing costs are rising. The property market is shifting. Tax rules are changing. Understanding what that means for your financial future has never mattered more.

She's Got This is a practical, engaging workshop for women, led by Christina Jamieson from the School of Home Ownership. Christina unpacks the financial realities women face at every stage of life, from getting clear on where you stand financially, to preparing for the unexpected, navigating divorce, buying a home and building a support team you can rely on.

We'll cut through what's really happening in the property market right now, the recent changes reshaping property ownership, and what women need to know before making major financial decisions. We'll also dig into why raising financially savvy kids matters, and the money messages we pass on without even realising it.

Through sharp questions and real-life examples, Christina will challenge how you think about money, independence, home ownership and the choices we're making for ourselves and the next generation.

Because she's got this. Come along. Ask questions. Have the honest conversations. Leave with clarity, confidence and a plan for your financial future.

About Christina

Christina Jamieson is a property expert, mortgage broker, educator and founder of the School of Home Ownership, with more than 25 years' experience in property and mortgage broking.

For Christina, the work goes well beyond property. It's about giving people the knowledge, confidence and strategies to build greater financial security for themselves and their families.

She is passionate about empowering women across generations: supporting those rebuilding their lives after separation and domestic and family violence, and helping parents give their children the chance to achieve the security of home ownership.

Christina proudly sponsors the Inside Family Law Awards 2026, recognising people who go above and beyond to empower and support women through one of the most difficult times in their lives.

She believes financial empowerment can change lives and be passed from one generation to the next. As she puts it: "We don't raise financially savvy adults. We raise financially savvy children, one decision at a time."

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