Most kids have their own mobile phone.. are they being exposed to debt at too young an age? Finance Expert, Author and Speaker, Robert Bihar, joined Nick Bennett on the show to answer this question.

80% of kids surveyed say they notice when a parent brings workplace stress home with them, so how can we prevent this from happening? Nick Bennett chats with workplace performance expert Tony Wilkinson.

Brett Stene from Jacaranda Financial Planning joins Nick Bennett on Talking Lifestyle and takes your calls on superannuation, shares, and other matters of personal finance.

Listen to the full show podcast with Nick Bennett and Olivia Maragna from Aspire Retire Financial Services.

- What to do if you win Lotto or get an inheritance: plus the advantages of family trusts

- Despite stereotypes suggesting otherwise, wealthy suburbs actually have some of the highest rates of mortgage defaulting in Australia. Martin North - the founder of Digital Finance Analytics - explains why.

- The real cost of divorce

Despite stereotypes suggesting otherwise, wealthy suburbs actually have some of the highest rates of mortgage defaulting in Australia. Martin North - the founder of Digital Finance Analytics - explains why.

Mozo Product Manager Peter Marshall talks about the best deals on balance transfer credit cards that people can use to get some relief from post-Christmas credit card debt.

Tim Fung - the CEO of Airtasker - explains how their site allows you to use your skills to make some extra cash - or better manage your time by outsourcing things you’re not good at.

Brett Stene from Jacaranda Financial Planning joins Ian Rogerson on Talking Lifestyle and takes your calls on superannuation, shares, and other matters of personal finance.

Listen to the whole show podcast with Ian Rogerson and Olivia Maragna from Aspire Retire Financial Services.

- Dante de Gori - CEO of the Financial Planning Association of Australia - explains how we can improve the "alarming levels of financial illiteracy" in Australia.

- A couple of young economists from the University of Melbourne have released a research paper that sets out to answer the perennial question: to rent or buy - which is a better investment? One of the co-authors Dr May Li details their findings.

A couple of young economists from the University of Melbourne have released a research paper that sets out to answer the perennial question: to rent or buy - which is a better investment? One of the co-authors Dr May Li details their findings to Ian Rogerson and Olivia Maragna from Aspire Retire Financial Services.