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In today's episode, we're joined by Ana Kresina, the author of "Kids Ain't Cheap" and the host of the "Get Rich Slow Club" podcast.

Ana shares her insights on what individuals preparing for children or already having kids should know about managing finances effectively.

Drawing from her own experiences, Ana discusses navigating career changes, understanding the costs involved in raising children, and accessing government support.

Key Points Discussed:

Money Mindset: Ana emphasizes the importance of

Ana's book covers various crucial aspects of managing finances related to parenthood.

These topics include:

Understanding the true cost of raising a child.

Making informed career choices post-children.

Equally sharing the caregiving load between partners.

Addressing the issue of the motherhood penalty in the workforce.

Teaching children valuable lessons about money management.

Strategies for investing in children's futures.

Cleaning up one's own financial house for better stability.

Discussion Highlights:

Ana shares practical advice and actionable

Our conversation with Ana Kresina provides valuable insights into navigating the intersection of parenthood and finances.

By addressing money mindset, understanding

Be sure to check out Ana's book, "Kids Ain't Cheap," for more in-depth guidance on managing finances in the journey of parenthood.

General Advice Warning – This Podcast contains general advice. The information, including tax information and any advice provided in this Podcast, does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should before acting on the advice, consider the appropriateness of the advice, having regard to those things. If the advice relates to a particular financial product, you should obtain the relevant Product Disclosure Statement for any product

I interview Danielle Ecuyer about her book Shareplicity. We explore how we can introduce key investment concepts to the next generation.

Discussion Points:

Investor Sentiment and Overcoming Fear:

How to address the fear of loss among young investors and provides strategies for managing emotions in investment decisions.

Insights into nurturing a healthy investor

Investing in Companies You Love:

The concept of investing in shares not just for financial gain but also to support companies whose products or

Danielle brings shares to life by relating them to familiar companies and brands, making investing more relatable and engaging for children.

Impact of Interest Rates and Economic

Exploring the impact of interest rates on investment decisions and how to explain these concepts in a kid-friendly manner.

Danielle provides insights into how economic trends shape investment opportunities and risks.

The 21st Century Investor:

Discussion on the evolving landscape of investing in the 21st century and the opportunities it presents for young

Empowering Future Investors:

Strategies for parents and educators to introduce investment concepts to children in an accessible and engaging way.

Danielle emphasizes the importance of teaching financial literacy from an early age to foster responsible financial

Danielle Ecuyer, author of Shareplicity and Shareplicity 2, anchor of AusBiz, with decades of experience in share

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General Advice

Warning – This Podcast contains general advice. The information, including tax information and any advice provided in this Podcast, does not take into account your

In Episode 2 START WELL® podcast, we have the entertaining and engaging Glen James, who hosts one of Australia's most popular finance podcasts, This is Money podcast and is the author of Sort Your Money Out. This episode, we discuss 3 of Glen's resources which are the podcasts episodes 631 B & C in relation of 6 ways to invest for kids, the free cashflow course called the Glen James's Spending Plan and Glen's book Sort Your Money Out.

Glen's mix of humour and intellect in relation to money topics, makes money conversations accessible for most people. We cover the concept of retirement, cash flow, the danger of BNPL and how you can invest for children in different ways.Join the conversation as Glen and Dawn delve into the resources of "This is Money", "Sort You Money Out" and the "Glen James Spending Plan". Explore how you can bring these essential money lessons to the dinner table. Discover the keys to financial freedom, and learn how these discussions can empower you and your family on the path to a prosperous future.

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6 ways to to Invest for children: Episode 631B and 631C of the This is Money Podcast

Glen James Spending Plan: https://education.thisis.money/courses/the-glen-james-spending-plan

General Advice

Warning – This Podcast contains general advice. The information, including tax information and any advice provided in this Podcast, does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should before acting on the advice, consider the appropriateness of the advice, having regard to those things. If the advice relates to a particular financial product, you should obtain the relevant Product Disclosure Statement for any product mentioned and consider itscontents before making any decision.You should consider talking to a financialadviser before making a financial decision.  Dawn Thomas is a Senior Financial Adviser and is an authorised representative of TWD Licensee Services Pty Ltd ABN 88 605 064 480 Australian Financial Services Licence No.475964 (TWD Licensee Services).

In the inaugural episode of the START WELL® podcast, join host Dawn Thomas as she sits down with the incredible Lacey Filipich, author of the renowned book "Money School." Lacey shares her inspiring journey, winning what she calls the "ovarian lottery" with her money-savvy mom, Fran, who instilled crucial financial lessons from an early age.

From studying chemical engineering to becoming a mining superintendent by 26, Lacey's drive led her to achieve Financial Independence, Time Rich (FI TR) by the age of 31, living off passive income. Her book has become a staple in the finance community, offering a blend of captivating stories and practical tips that cover the financial spectrum.

Join the conversation as Lacey and Dawn delve into the pages of "Money School" and explore how you can bring these essential money lessons to the dinner table. Discover the keys to financial freedom, and learn how these discussions can empower you and your family on the path to a prosperous future.

🔗 Subscribe now and visit The Wealth Designer's Start Well page for additional resources mentioned in this episode.

General Advice

Warning – This Podcast contains general advice. Theinformation, including tax information and any advice provided in this Podcast, does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Because of that, you should before acting on the advice, consider theappropriateness of the advice, having regard to those things. If the advice relates to a particular financial product, you should obtain the relevant Product Disclosure Statement for any product mentioned and consider its contents before making any decision. You should consider talking to a financial adviser before making a financial decision.  Dawn Thomas is a Senior Financial Adviser and is an authorised representative of TWD Licensee Services Pty Ltd ABN 88 605 064 480 Australian Financial Services Licence No.475964 (TWDLicensee Services).

Get ready for the START WELL® podcast, launching in March 2024! I'm Dawn Thomas, your host, a mother of three, financial adviser, and researcher. Join me in exploring the world of equipping young minds with the right financial start.

This is your exclusive space to master the art of discussing money with kids. Children wield the superpower of time, while you, whether a parent, grandparent, or the super cool aunt or uncle, hold the superpower of influence. Together, let's shape their financial knowledge through impactful conversations.

In each episode, I'll be sitting down with authors and brilliant financial minds to unravel their insights on simplifying and making money talk meaningful. From discussing books to exploring resources like Money School, Shareplicity, Girls Just Wanna Have Funds, Girls That Invest, Sort Your Money Out, Kids Ain't Cheap, and more – we've got it all covered!

This podcast is your toolbox for making money conversations natural and top of mind for the whole family. Subscribe now to be the first to catch the latest episodes as they drop. For additional resources, visit The Wealth Designer’s Start Well.