Say hello to Hi Money

We help women shift how they think, feel and act with money.

Our work is grounded in research and money psychology: the stories, emotions and patterns that shape how women earn, spend, save and invest. 

Our Hi Money course and research is all contained in our best-selling book, Money, Money, Money.

Deep dive into our Rich In Context Research exploring the social and cultural determinants of financial wellbeing for all genders across Australia and Aotearoa NZ

Check out our press,‍ ‍partner with us for bespoke workshops and events, and work with us individually.

Hi Money is led by financial behavioral experts Angela Meyer and Rachel Davies

👉  Angela Meyer: speaker, strategist and gender equity specialist

👉 Rachel Davies:
speaker, coach, consultant and therapist specializing in money psychology.

Listen to the Hi Money Ancestor Meditation ♥️

image of Money, Money. Money book cover
image of Money, Money. Money book cover

Money, Stress and the Gender Gap: Ange Meyer on Why the System Needs Improvement for Women Nigel Grant on the ASB Investment Podcast

Stop Ghosting Your Bank Account with Rachel Davies on Zebunisso Alimova’s That Home Loan Hub Podcast

When I Finally Spoke to Money, I Realized We’d Never Been Properly Introduced Megan Dunn’s book review in The Spinoff

“How Money Psychology Can Help You Get Ahead.” on RNZ

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Hi Money has been road-tested in collaboration with hundreds of women around Aotearoa NZ, Australia and the world.

  • “This has been a financial enlightenment. An awakening.” Petra

  • "A revelation!" Jane

  • "Deeply interesting. A total joy!"

  • "They are not trying to sell you anything. This is a low stakes course with high stakes results."

  • "I'm finally able to look towards my future without being afraid."

  • "Uncovering my limiting beliefs alone has changed the course of my future. I truly believe this course has set me on a different path. One of financial freedom.” Dominique

  • "Thank you for creating something that successfully walks the fine line between having to participate in capitalism, and being committed to feminist principles. Without money it's very hard to be empowered. You get it just right."

  • “I realise that money isn’t really about money, but it’s about what I value and who I value. "

  • "Rach and Ange hold the space so well and for the first time in my life I am really excited about my relationship with money."

  • “I got all the booky stuff, but reading and understanding doesn't do the C-H-A-N-G-I-N-G.”

  • "I learned that money means a lot to me. It's not just transactional."

  • "The missing piece of the financial puzzle” Jane Wrightson, NZ Retirement Commissioner