Thuy Chieu

Senior Client Services Manager

0468 149 803

After high school, like most young people, I had no idea what I wanted to do. At that age, you are unsure, lack confidence, and feel confused. However, I knew that whatever I did, I wanted to do my best and see where it led me. I worked hard to keep challenging myself. To this

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Leveraging my skills, knowledge, and experience from various roles, personally – I enjoy helping & working with clients and their loved ones to achieve their aspirations, needs, wants, goals and dreams. Working alongside a team that shares these common values allows me to help make an impact and assist our clients in achieving their financial investment objectives and future goals. I’m extremely passionate about achieving a positive outcome and focusing on the client experience and impact from the very beginning, ensuring things are done “right,” and making the process as simple as possible. This allows clients to feel confident and supported throughout the process.  

Question time

What’s a moment or experience that shaped who you are today?

I was fortunate enough to have worked, lived and traveled overseas and interstate. Life is about living! I would encourage young people to do this at every possible chance. You live, you learn, you make mistakes, and you experience life in many ways. There is no right or perfect way. Just do it!

If your life right now had a soundtrack, what three songs would be on it and why?

  • “ilomilo” – MBNN & Rowald Steyn
    • Happy. Soft, calm and motivating
  • “Lonely” – Cut Off
    • Strong beats, it makes you think deep and reflect.
  • “Read All About It” – Emeli Sande
    • London memories.

What’s a hot take you’ll defend forever, even if everyone else disagrees?

Coffee orders, Full-cream milk only (no substitute or fancy alternate milk) NO Decaf, NO Sugar.

What’s one small habit or decision that’s quietly helped your financial life (even if it wasn’t intentional)?

Buying my apartment, the transition and responsibilities from renting to paying my own mortgage.

What’s something you’re completely obsessed with at the moment: a show, hobby, book, podcast, or random niche interest?

I always have and always will love reading about true crime, serial killers, forensic files and real-life scenarios (even autobiographies).

If your younger self asked you for one piece of money advice that isn’t boring or preachy, what would you tell them?

I saw this somewhere:  Forgive yourself earlier only what time could teach you.
Make money, make mistakes, invest/spend, have debt, buy/sell property, take risks and learn from it, but don’t give up. Try again and keep trying!