Bronwyn Lawson


Bronwyn draws on her diverse history in banking and finance across metro and regional areas, and encompassing both business and personal finance helping people become more financially confident.

Bronwyn Lawson

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Financial Wellbeing Advocate, Davidson Institute

As a Financial Wellbeing Advocate with Westpac's Davidson Institute, Bronwyn Lawson draws on her diverse history in banking and finance. Since making the transition from banking to education 15 years ago, Bronwyn has delivered face to face workshops to business owners across the country, and helped people from all walks of life to enhance their financial knowledge. Bronwyn's most grateful for the time she spent in a number of Pacific Island nations helping educate and empower people, particularly women, to take control of their money and build better futures for themselves and their families.

Getting ready for tax time.

With the end of the financial year rapidly approaching, it’s important to start preparing to complete your tax return.

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Helpful steps to buying your first home.

The Australian property market is in a transformative period with unprecedented demand, low stocks, and some of our lowest interest rates ever, making it even more challenging for women looking to buy their first home. Here’s some helpful tips to get you underway.

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Investing in shares.

Investing in shares is becoming more accessible to a greater number of investors through online share trading platforms. However, the usual risks still apply so it pays to understand what you’re investing in, and why, to help achieve the financial goals you’re after.

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Investing for beginners.

There’s a lot to consider when you’re deciding to invest for the first time. We’ve put together a comprehensive guide of what you need to know before investing.

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Helpful tips to avoid a ‘silly season’ financial hangover.

December 2020

The ‘silly season’, as it’s affectionately known, means different things for different people but it generally brings with it many costs that aren’t part of our everyday. This article shares some simple tips to help manage the extra costs to help you avoid starting the new year with a financial hangover.

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Ready for business?

A robust business plan and sufficient funding help to form a solid foundation when starting a business.

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