MEET ADELE
Adele has lived and breathed financial discussions from an early age. Growing up, family dinners were filled with conversations about finance and business—something she assumed was the norm. Over time, however, she realized that for most families, money talk is not a regular part of daily life.
As a single mother, she doesn't have someone to casually banter about finance and business with at the dinner table. Instead, she has had to be intentional about teaching her children financial literacy, ensuring they gain critical money skills without just picking it up subliminally. This experience shaped her approach—making financial education accessible, relatable, and deeply integrated into everyday life.
With over 20 years of experience in commercial roles, Adele brings real-world financial expertise into her teaching. Coupled with her CPA, MBA, Bachelor of Commerce, and Bachelor of Arts qualifications, she blends academic knowledge, practical business insights, and hands-on parenting strategies to create a truly comprehensive learning experience.
Her mission is clear:
By 18 years old, every child should have a strong foundation in financial literacy,
giving them the skills to manage their finances wisely.
Adele’s training goes beyond structured lessons it incorporates practical,
everyday moments with her own kids, nieces, and nephews,
ensuring financial literacy is woven into daily life, not just taught in theory.
Adele is a passionate financial educator, finance expert
and dedicated mother of two young children.
She deeply believes that financial literacy is not just about numbers
it’s about mindset, habits, and confidence.
Adele brings a practical, engaging, and approachable style to financial education.
She understands the challenge of balancing life, parenting, and financial responsibility,
making her uniquely positioned to guide families in teaching money matters with clarity and confidence.
5 Money Conversations to
Have With Your Kids This Week
You don’t need hours of lessons or fancy charts to start teaching your kids about money.
All it takes is a few short, everyday conversations.
This guide gives you 5 simple prompts you can use with your child this week at the
dinner table, in the car, or even in the grocery store.
Each one takes less than five minutes, but the impact? Huge.
