Who Am I?
Lisa is an award winning financial services master, wealth coach, trusted advisor, speaker, author, business woman and entrepreneur with over 20 years of service in the profession.
She is the Director of Hillross – Aspire Wealth, Co- founder of Females Inspiring Females Inc, Healthy, Wealthy & Wine and The Fiscally Fit program.
On a daily basis she is privileged to have her client’s share the most intimate goals, dreams and aspirations. This often gives rise to client’s sharing their greatest fears and vulnerabilities. With this knowledge Lisa is focused on addressing these issues and empowering women to have financial clarity, confidence and control over their financial well-being.
This provides Lisa’s clients with peace of mind to know that they are on the right path to achieving their lifestyle goals and financial aspirations.
Lisa is a sought after keynote speaker, magazine contributor, wealth coach and financial adviser.
Achievements include;
- Money Management – Women in Financial Services – Female Adviser of the Year 2014
- Hillross – Promoting Interests of Women in Financial Planning – Winner 2013
- Money Management – Women In Financial Services – Adviser of the year finalist 2013
- Money Management – Women In Financial Services – Pro Bono Award finalist 2013
- AFA – Female Excellence In Advice Award nominee 2013
Speaker
Speaker
Lisa’s energy and enthusiasm for the topic is infectious, making each session engaging, informative and thought-provoking.Adviser
Adviser
Lisa will help align your financial circumstances with your most important family and lifestyle goals with the ultimate aim to gain clarity, confidence and direction in building a strong and sustainable financial future.Educator
Educator
Lisa will help align your financial circumstances with your most important family and lifestyle goals with the ultimate aim to gain clarity, confidence and direction in building a strong and sustainable financial future.What people have said
Why work with me
Consciously or subconsciously, we are all living a life path we have chosen to a certain degree. This could involve getting married, having children, a mortgage and/or a dog. It could involve a less conventional path where your career takes precedence or you choose not to have children or even a partner. It is also influenced by factors out of our control – like our parents, family situation, where we grew up or the unexpected death of a partner. Unless you are taking concrete actions to change your circumstances, you’re currently living what I call your ‘plan A’ life. It may not be perfect, and it’s probably not what you expected, but it’s a set of circumstances you’ve accepted and use as a basis for making decisions about the future.
Having set up your life around these circumstances, what would you have to sacrifice if your major source of income stopped suddenly? What would happen if the person you’ve worked with to build this life disappeared one day, never to return? It’s something most of us don’t think about because we’re so entrenched in our plan A life that it becomes our entire reality. As the years go by, we get more and more entrenched, and imagining a different life becomes surreal or even indulgent.
Statistics tell us that the majority of us will, at some stage in our life, have to resort to a plan B life. The level of trauma you and the people you care about experience during this shift depends on what you do now to protect the things you’ve built in your plan A life. And I’m not just talking about insurance. In most couples, one person takes more financial control than the other, and while that person may have no interest in managing finances, it’s essential for them to at least know how it all works.
This includes really simple things like knowing the login details for your bank accounts, to more complex things like the distribution of investment portfolios.
If you want to have clarity, control and confidence when it comes to your financial destiny than take action today.
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