Welcome to the second unwrapped episode of The Finance Burritos digital finance season. Today we are going to introduce you to our new friend - open banking. He seems a little scary at first, but trust us, you are going to like him.

If you've ever changed banks, or applied for a home loan, you know the frustrating processes involved, from transferring all your direct debits to collecting your transaction history, sometimes it can seem too much of a bother. This is where being acquainted with open banking comes in handy. The general gist is that you will be in control of your finance data and be able to share it with other banks or third party organisations in a regulated and safe way.

In this episode, Tom and Liv are going to tell you everything you need to know about open banking and how you can use it to your advantage. Special guest Piet Van Den Boer from Frollo, a budget management app, sits down with the duo to share how they are leading the charge in open banking in Australia.

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Greetings from your favourite podcast, The Finance Burrito. This week's episode includes an assortment of fun surprises, from ping pong balls to space travel, Tom and Liv take a crack at all the latest finance news.

First up, Tom shares some frothy facts on where the average Australian house price sits in Bloomberg's global bubble rank. If you're like us and wondering how you are ever going to afford to buy a house, Liv sheds some light on what the latest national minimum wage increase means for you.

Speaking of jobs, if you've ever brought in a cleaner or paid someone to do your taxes, you're not alone. Tom talks about a new study which found we are spending more cash on outsourcing than ever before.

To finish up, Jeff Bezos is off to space, and it turns out that a lot of people think he should stay there. Liv and Tom offer their spicy take on the new petition that is circulating the globe.

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Welcome, to the very first episode of the new unwrapped season of The Finance Burrito. To kick off the season's deep dive into the world of digital finance, the duo will take a look at the disappearance of cash in our society.

Our good friend Mitch Pollard, Mozo Senior analyst, joins the show to share his hatred for coins, as well as his predictions for what the future of Australian currency will look like. So whether you're hoarding cash under your mattress or you have migrated completely to online banking, you should be aware of these upcoming changes.

Send us a message on Instagram to let us know how you would feel about living in a cashless society.

Hello again finance friends, and welcome to another episode of The Finance Burrito with Liv and Tom. First up on the agenda, following Liv's weekend road trip, the duo discuss the ACCC's recent petrol report. Turns out if you're like us, and too lazy to hunt around for cheap petrol you've been stitching yourself up (massively).

Then Liv talks about some very unwelcome house guests that are causing havoc in regional New South Wales and Queensland. We are, of course, referring to the mouse plague which has seen historically high numbers of rodents damaging property and crops.

Finishing on a lighter note, Tom introduces us to King Henry, who will be joining the Karratha Queen at the Perth Mint. Who is King Henry you ask? You will have to listen to find out, but we will give you a hint. He is heavy and expensive.

Next week we will be dropping the first episode of the New Unwrapped series, where Liv and Tom will be talking all things digital.

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Welcome friends, Liv and Tom are back once again to spill the finance tea. First up on the agenda, we need to inform you that we are on TikTok. So if you're in the mood to watch some millennials embarrass themselves, make sure to go check it out.

Tax time is finally here. We get it, you're excited. But our friends over at the ATO are stressed out the max. Why you ask? Well, they're scared that all you gunning crypto investors out there don't know how to declare your gains (or more likely losses).

Next up, Tom has some sad news about the Japan 2021 Olympics. Don't be too devastated though, because if you're hoarding some Pokemon cards, you're in luck. Liv shares some tips on how to make a pretty penny off them. Then to finish up the duo talk about Macca's saucy new collaboration with kpop group BTS.

Shoot us a message on Instagram if you have any spicy news you want to hear Liv and Tom talk about next episode.

Howdy finance folks, we hope you're ready for another episode of The Finance Burrito! This episode has got it all, from cornstarch to tax loopholes, Liv and Tom tackle all the biggest finance happenings of the week.

To kick things off Tom shares some exciting news - Gateway Bank released Australia's first plant-based debit card, made completely from cornstarch. No you can't eat it! The dynamic duo also look into current employer, recruiting and salary trends - turns out if you wanna make some serious bucks, a job in law, architecture or tech is for you. Groundbreaking.

To polish things off, Liv busts open a Facebook Tax-loophole controversy. Intrigued? Give it a listen and pop us a message on Instagram to let us know what you think.

Aloha finance friends, it's great to have you back for another episode of The Finance Burrito! In today's episode, our two favourite beans (you'll get it soon) are taking a bite out of the hottest financial news of the week.

First up, Liv chats about a new study that's found that continuously working long hours has been linked to some serious illnesses and even death. Yikes! She'll also spill the tea on what the highest paying side hustles are in the digital space.

Tom chats about how the new changes to superannuation could mean a pay cut for those who have a packaged salary, plus Uber's new subscription service! Oh, and our gorgeous producer, Claire shares her hilarious Uber fail that somehow involves a limo and a bikini - you're not going to want to miss this!

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P.S. This is my last set of show notes, but it has been an absolute pleasure chatting with you, finance friends. But don't worry our awesome new recruit, Ella is more than ready to take on official burrito business!

Happy Thursday, finance friends and welcome back to another episode of your favourite food-themed podcast, The Finance Burrito. On today's episode, dynamic duo Tom and Liv are unpacking the biggest news that's been on everybody's lips this week: The 2021 Budget.

They'll be dissecting some of the biggest changes that were announced on Tuesday night, like home ownership support, youth unemployment, rising superannuation and my personal favourite, more funding for women's health, wooo!

And just for fun, Tom shares a story about a new job that's offering $1,500 just to take a nap for 30 days! This is one story you have to see (or hear, because it is a podcast) to believe!

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Oh hello, fancy seeing you here! Thank you for joining us for another helping of The Finance Burrito! On today's episode our two hosts are sharing their favourite money news from the week.

To kick things off, Liv chats about good old Aldi who are planning to go waste free by 2025. Aside from providing delicious chocolate, the supermarket is planning to reduce its food waste and more. She also chats about Solomon Lew's Premier Investments (basically a big company that owns many others) who will pay back $15 million in JobKeeper subsidies after reporting massive profits.

Then Tom shares the good news that working from home might become more of a common practise in companies, thanks to recent analysis revealing a whole heap of benefits. And to top it off, he's got a story about a man in Japan who reportedly dated 35 women at the same time to get birthday presents!

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P.S. No birds were harmed in this episode of The Finance Burrito. I mean really, the only thing our hosts can smash are the office biscuits!

Ready for a jampacked dose of moneyland news? Then you've come to the right place! In today's episode of The Finance Burrito, Tom and Liv are dropping the goss on some of the honest finance news of the week.

First up, Liv shares some fresh stats on rent prices across the country (spoiler alter: it ain't looking good, Brisbane) and the news that more Aussies are opting for SMSF funds so they can invest in crypto.

Then Tom chats about Queensland banning the Commonwealth Bank's Dollarmites program from schools and an incredible story about an Italian man who managed to skipped work for fifteen years!

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