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Where Did
All The
Money Go?

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About
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ABOUT JAENEEN

With more than 30 years across banking, finance  and business, Jaeneen Cunningham has spent much of her career helping people make better decisions about money.

Her experience spans retail and investment banking, business ownership, finance and financial coaching — but it is her fascination with the human side of money that increasingly shapes her work.

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Today, as an author, speaker and financial educator, Jaeneen explores the habits, beliefs and behaviours that influence what we do with money — and why knowing what to do is often very different from actually doing it.

The Way We Talk
About Money Matters

A DIFFERENT VIEW OF MONEY

You work hard. You earn good money. Yet somehow, getting ahead still feels harder than it should.

Where Did All The Money Go?

looks beyond budgets and bank balances to uncover the habits, beliefs and behaviours that shape what we do with money — and what we can do differently.

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It really got me to be ‘aware’ of my relationship with money and my habitual patterns of behaviour... Simple and practical steps to improve, take control and financially get ahead. I know so many people that would benefit from this book!

AMAZON REVIEW

Speaking

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Jaeneen makes conversations about money accessible, relatable and surprisingly human. Her talks challenge familiar assumptions, spark better questions and leave audiences thinking differently about the financial choices they make every day.

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CORPORATE  WORKSHOPS

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AWARENESS

STRUCTURE

HABIT

Make Money Make Sense

Practical, behaviour-driven financial wellbeing workshops for modern workplaces

Financial stress is one of the leading causes of distraction, reduced productivity, and disengagement at work. Yet most traditional financial literacy sessions feel either too simplistic or too overwhelming — leaving employees no more confident than when they arrived.

IN THE MEDIA

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