money made simple

money made simple

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  • ep - 3.02 black friday
    Halloween has come and gone and Michael Buble is now out of his box - this can only mean one thing - Christmas is coming! But before we get to Christmas, we have the biggest shopping event of the year - Black Friday. We go through some of our hottest tips and tricks to make sure you keep to your budget and work your money as hard as possible on the biggest day of the calendar.

    If you are thinking about signing up to Shopback or Cash Rewards - go to moneymadesimple.net.au/helpful-links to get a bonus $10 when you make a purchase of $20 or more.

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    10 min
  • ep 3.01 - we're back baby!

    After a few months hiatus we are finally back. This episode is a recap about what's been going on in the background for the last few months and how this has impacted my financial situation. I'm so glad to be back on the mic and can't wait to bring you some great eps before Christmas! 

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    16 min
  • ep223 - industry specific tax deductions (office workers)

    Do you work as an office worker and don't know what some of the common tax deductions are that you can claim? This episode discusses some of the common tax deductions that office workers claim as a deduction in their tax return. 

    These deductions are a general guide only and are not an exhaustive list of eligible deductions for an individual. Please see a tax adviser for further information.

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    9 min
  • ep122 - industry specific tax deductions (retail)

    Do you work in the retail industry and don't know what some of the common tax deductions are that you can claim? This episode discusses some of the common tax deductions that retail workers claim as a deduction in their tax return. 

    These deductions are a general guide only and are not an exhaustive list of eligible deductions for an individual. Please see a tax adviser for further information.

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    8 min
  • ep121 - industry specific tax deductions (construction and building)

    This week we are bringing you a raft of episodes on common industry specific tax deductions. These deductions are a general guide only and are not a exhaustive list, however they could help you to identify some deductions that you may not have known you are eligible for. Be aware that in order to claim a deduction you do need to have incurred the expense yourself, you must be able to substantiate the claim (usually with a receipt), it must relate to your work and you must not have been reimbursed by your employer.

    I am not a tax advisor - this is general information only.  We will cover more industries during the week - stay tuned!

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    11 min
  • ep120 - some tax tips you may not have known about!

    This week we quickly talk about 2 deductions you may not know you're able to claim as well as a certain income stream that you may have undertaken in FY21 that you do have to declare as a source of income!

    We are heading into specific deductions for industries over the next few episodes - so stay tuned if you're interested in learning about some deductions that you can make as an employee within certain industries.


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    7 min
  • ep119 - what is eInvest & what are their ETF's all about? (feat Camilla Love)

    This week we are again joined by Camilla Love, who takes us through the eInvest ETF's and gives us a really good understanding about what they are. Camilla also discusses how important diversification is and why a first time investor would choose investing in ETF's rather than individual stocks/shares. This episode is a cannot miss, particularly if you are interested in ethical investing (IMPQ) or are looking at starting out investing.

    We at money made simple invest in eInvest's ETF's through Pearler. If you sign up using our affiliate link, you'll receive a free brokerage credit - not bad hey! https://pearler.com/register?deal=moneymadesimple We love pearler because they support long-term investment strategies and also show the portfolios of other finfluencers, so you can see what others are doing (not financial advice!) So what are you waiting for?!

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    23 min
  • ep118 - introducing Camilla Love (managing director of eInvest & founder of F3)

    I had the pleasure of talking to Camilla Love, managing director of eInvest and founder of F3 (Future Females in Finance). We are lucky enough to have Camilla join us over two episodes, with today's episode all around Camilla - her background, where her career aspirations stemmed from and how she's gotten to where she is today. A truly influential female within the finance space, this episode is a must listen! 

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    34 min
  • ep117 - it's my birthday, imma save my money

    This episode is dedicated to all the discounts and freebies you can get just by registering as a member! If it's your birthday coming up - give this podcast a listen, you may be able to save some extra money! We talk about food, drink, retail and beauty discounts. I even throw in a cheeky tip to take care of the emails you may receive after signing up as a member! 

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    7 min
  • sound bite 8 - it's all about Elon

    This past week the value of Tesla stocks, Dogecoin and Bitcoin have collapsed, due mainly to the comments and actions of Elon Musk. We discuss the influence that Elon has had on the crypto markets and what the fallout has been in the past week. 

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    6 min

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We're here to make all aspects of money simple. mms is an Australian based podcast, aimed at helping the younger Australian's understand all the financial jargon that we didn't learn in school. Follow…