Welcome to another exciting episode of the Girls in Property Podcast! In today's instalment, your host Athena is joined by the remarkable Kim McGinley, an award-winning mortgage broker and the managing director of Vibe Finance. Athena's vision for this podcast is to revolutionise our perception of subjects like accounting and finance, making them not only enjoyable but also accessible to all. Kim perfectly embodies this vision as a true trailblazer in the industry, demonstrating how understanding mortgages and finance can be both enlightening and entertaining.

During their lively conversation, Athena and Kim delve into a variety of engaging topics. They explore the ins and outs of "Bridging" and provide valuable insights into why hiring a broker is essential. Additionally, they compare residential and investment mortgages, shedding light on the key differences that everyone should be aware of.

Beyond finance, Kim and Athena also tackle the vital issue of work-life balance, particularly for working mothers. Drawing from their own experiences, they offer practical advice on managing the demands of both business and family life simultaneously.

So, buckle up for an episode filled with raw honesty, laughter, and a wealth of educational gems. Tune in now to join the conversation and elevate your understanding of property and finance!

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