🎧 Episode 29: Adulting 101 - Health Insurance, Wills, and Grown-Up Stuff No One Told Us About

Because adulting doesn’t come with a manual — and we’re learning it together.

Ever found yourself saying, “Why didn’t anyone teach us this in school?”

You’re not alone.

This week, we’re diving into the side of adulthood most people avoid talking about — things like health insurance, wills, superannuation, schooling, and how to actually plan for the unexpected.

These aren’t glamorous topics… but they’re the ones that can make or break your family’s financial stability and peace of mind.

In this episode, we’re unpacking what we’ve learned (often the hard way) about the practical side of life — and how couples can talk about these “grown-up” decisions before life forces them to.

💬 What We Talk About

• Health Insurance — What’s Actually Worth Paying For
• Wills, Estates & ‘What If’ Planning
• Superannuation & Protecting Your Future Self
• Debt, Credit & Investing Early
• Other ‘Adulting’ Stuff No One Talks About

💡 Key Takeaways

• Adulting is love in action. Getting your financial house in order is one of the most caring things you can do for your family.
• Start small, but start now. You don’t need to have it all figured out — just take one practical step.
• Do it together. These conversations might feel uncomfortable, but they build trust and teamwork in marriage.

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