"Is it too late to start investing in your 30s?" We get this question a lot. Your income typically goes up in your 30s. But so does everything else. Mortgages, kids, ageing parents, a lifestyle that somehow keeps pace with the payrise. In this episode, Tash and Ana unpack what investing actually looks like once life gets more complicated, and why this decade might need to be one of your most intentional.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

💸 Why your 30s are usually your highest saving decade

💸 The property vs shares debate, and why it might be the wrong question

💸 How much attention your super actually deserves right now

💸 Lifestyle creep, automation, and making the most of a bigger income

💸 Protecting what you've built with insurance, emergency funds, and estate planning

💸 Staying invested through the chaos of kids, career changes, and everything in between

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