Young finance guru Simran Kaur has jumped from one success to another since co-founding the Girls That Invest podcast in March 2020 - and now she's become a millionaire at the age of 25.

Simran Kaur, from New Zealand, launched the Girls That Invest finance podcast in 2020 alongside best friend Sonya Gupthan and since then the side hustle has turned into a thriving business.

Simran Kaur, from New Zealand, told Daily Mail Australia she was able to rapidly grow the figure by investing in shares, renovating her rundown home and building her business 'Girls That Invest'.

Simran Kaur is on a mission to get young women investing. The founder of Girls That Invest — a media platform that includes a podcast, newsletter and book of the same name — practices what she ...

When Colleyville transplant Simran Kaur first heard her brother Gagan Singh was dating Indian handbag designer Gayatri Chopra, she knew it was meant to be. “I jumped, and I said, ‘marry her ...

Simran Kaur is an investor and podcaster. I haven't always been passionate about investing. My journey began out of necessity and curiosity. I noticed a lack of women in the investing space ...

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