Financial Autonomy, this podcast and blog, exists to help you gain choice in life. To succeed with this goal, we need to put ourselves into a position of financial strength – debt paid off, investments generating income, and superannuation well-funded for our latter years. And none of that happens if our income doesn't exceed our expenses. This is the definition of savings – the portion of our income that we don't spend. In this piece I provide 10 ideas to help you save more. They've all either worked for me, or I've seen them help clients that I've worked with. I hope you can find a few you can adopt.

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This week we talk about ARK Invest's robotics research, what do the current rush of huge share buybacks mean, the $600m crypto heist, Adidas jettisoning Reebok, and Benifer's new $85m pad.

My co-host is Justin Baldori. Check out his stuff on YouTube.

General Advice warning and disclaimer.

This week Paul talks to Danielle Ecuyer, author of Shareplicity - A simple approach to share investing and Shareplicity 2 - A guide to investing in US stock markets. In this episode, Danielle shares her expertise primarily in the area of investing in US stocks. Danielle has a lot of experience in this field and is certainly someone to listen to if you are interested in investing in the US - or even investing more locally in Australia.

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Justin Baldori and I are back for another episode of Market Noise.

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Australia's wealth is disproportionately distributed to those over 60, with a sharp rise in property prices being the primary culprit. But whilst we're all living longer, science hasn't yet found a way to grant us eternal lives, and so eventually that wealth will be transferred down to subsequent generations.

Receiving an inheritance can be financially life-altering. Having helped clients manage their inheritances over many years, here are 10 essential things to consider upon receiving an inheritance.

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Justin Baldori and I chew the fat on investment market news from the past week.

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This week I'm chatting to Sarah Hawley, an entrepreneur in the remote working space. Remote working COULD be the one good thing to come out of the COVID pandemic for those seeking Financial Autonomy and gaining choice, so let's work out how to get the most out of it.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahriegelhuth?trk=people-guest_people_search-card

https://twitter.com/sarahhawley__

https://sarahhawley.life/

https://www.growmyteam.com.au/

https://www.growmotely.com/

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Remote working would seem to offer at least a partial solution to the goal of gaining choice, so I'm keen to explore how we can all make it work for us. This week I'm chatting to Sarah Hawley, an entrepreneur in the remote working space.

Remote working COULD be the one good thing to come out of the COVID pandemic for those seeking Financial Autonomy and gaining choice, so let's work out how to get the most out of it.

https://www.growmotely.com/ 

https://www.growmyteam.com.au/ 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahriegelhuth 

https://sarahhawley.life/ 

https://twitter.com/sarahhawley__ 

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Paul and Justin's weekly chat - what caught their eye in the past week on the business and market fronts?

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https://financialautonomy.com.au/general-advice-disclaimer

Justin Baldori

In this episode, Paul looks at why it can be so hard to stick to the investing principles we all know to generally be the best course of action. With the constant barrage of information, it can be hard to not be swept up in it all and use faulty investment strategies. How can we learn to stick to the principles we know to be in our best interest?

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