Money Madams

This week Amber and Katherine meet up with Dr Tom and Jump Daddy from the Dad to Me podcast, to chat about money lessons learned in childhood and how it impacts our money beliefs. We cover topics ranging from borrowing money from friends through to learning to have conversations with your parents or partners. Join us in this week's episode for plenty of laughs and learnings.

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To hear more from Dr Tom and Jump Daddy check them out on https://anchor.fm/dadtome

It's been all over the news, but at the end of the day what does it mean for you? We've done the hard work for you and have a summary of changes that mean more money in your pocket, opportunities to boost your superannuation, new programs to help more people to become homeowners, and a range of other measures.

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This week we welcome Jane Hadrill back to the show to talk all things property investment. Jane shares with us what makes a good investment property, where to find them, shares her top tips and her views on positive vs negative gearing. Join us for this informative and fun-filled episode.

You can reach out to Jane via https://hadrillaccounting.com.au

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What is debt recycling? In a nutshell, it's a strategy some people use to pay off their home loan faster while investing at the same time.

It's like the old El Paso Taco ad... Why not have both?

Debt recycling can be a great strategy to build wealth, gain tax deductions and pay off your home loan faster. In this episode, we explain what it is, how it works, what to expect, and the often overlooked aspects of this strategy.

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Have you been considering whether or not you should engage the services of a financial adviser? Have you then wondered where you should start looking, or whether it's something that's right for you?

We know you have - you've asked us and so this week the Money Madams are here to help along with Scott Malcolm of Money Mechanics to answer your questions.

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Ever wondered how some people always seem to be able to get ahead? In this episode, we talk about a simple change you could make that can help set you up for life. We're talking no more car loans, taking the holidays of your dreams on a regular basis. Want to know more, tune in!

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Car loans are normal for most people whether you salary package your car or get dealer finance. The lenders will often tell you what they are willing to lend you, but how much should you really commit to spending on a car?

In this week's episode, we discuss a rule of thumb to guide you on your budget. If you are in the market for your next car purchase, or you simply feel like there is never enough in your budget for bigger and better things, be sure to tune in.

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We are all about getting a good deal - and that means avoiding lemons, especially when it comes to big purchases.

In this week's episode, we chat to a mechanic and rally car enthusiast about:

• how to choose the right car for you,
• where to get advice,
• what to look out for when buying a used car,
• and talk about what's the deal with service scheduling and whether pushing them out saves you money.

Frugal February is here! If you are experiencing a financial hangover following the Holiday break, Frugal February is here to get you back on track.

Like Dry July, Frugal February is a growing movement. It's all about getting tough on your budget and flexing that all-important will power to say no to unplanned and non-essential spending.

Join us as we chat about Frugal Feb and share our ideas.

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Join us in this week's episode as we kick off a challenge to save a thousand dollars in weeks. We cover the six key steps to help you save your first thousand or boost the savings you already have.

To get your hands on our Living Budget e-book and budget template combo for half price, use the code GetStarted and kick off your savings journey today!