We’re proud to celebrate a significant milestone for Money, Money, Money authors Rachel Davies and Angela Meyer who have debuted at number one on the bestseller list.
Authors Rachel Davies and Angela Meyer
This achievement is more than a publishing success, it’s a reflection of the collective energy, encouragement, and belief that surrounded this book from idea to launch. On behalf of the FSC Empower Women Working Group, we are delighted to have sponsored the Auckland launch event that captured exactly what this kaupapa is about - women, money, honesty, and connection.
A Launch to Remember
From thoughtful conversations to moments of joy and creativity, the Auckland launch evening embodied the spirit of the book itself. The Real Hot Bitches dance troupe, performance bringing energy, humour, and bold expression to the Wellington celebration - a reminder that conversations about money don’t have to be dry or intimidating.
Money, Money, Money is already making an impact. Readers are sharing how it’s helping them reflect on their relationship with money not just financially, but emotionally and relationally. Hearing how these conversations are opening up in homes, friendships, and workplaces reminds us why more open dialogue about money is so important.
Continuing the Conversation
The book is only one part of a growing ecosystem of support and learning. For those wanting to go further, there are several ways to stay engaged:
- Hi Money, a 30-day online course, offers a guided and accessible way to explore money habits, beliefs, and behaviours.
- For women keen to learn alongside others, the June cohort brings participants together from around the motu in an in-person and online format.
- For more personalised support, one-on-one therapy sessions are available with Rach, focused on understanding and reshaping money psychology.
The FSC Empower Women Working Group is proud to have supported a launch so closely aligned with our purpose of empowering women through connection, education, and courageous conversations.
Congratulations to the authors, thank you to the community, and to everyone continuing to engage with this work — may these important conversations about money continue to grow, deepen, and open new possibilities.
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FSC Empower Women's Tracey Cross and Prue Tyler with the book authors