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Say What Wednesday: First Home Super Saver Scheme
Say What Wednesdays First Home Super Saver Scheme: Using superannuation to buy your first home Today’s Say What Wednesday question comes from Emma, and relates to saving for a house deposit: “Hi, thanks so much for the podcasts - I have learnt so much. My question is...
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Say What Wednesdays Shorten vs Morrison Government "Spending" Everything is portrayed as a ‘cost’, which is ironic. “Costs” from the Government’s perspective is simply NOT charging you tax. Not taking all income earned is a trillion-dollar cost to them. ...
read moreSay What Wednesdays: Want to know how to make the most of your money? Find and forge your own path
Say What Wednesdays Want to know how to make the most of your money? Find and forge your own path Today’s episode is just a quick one. I’ll be going over a couple of questions I have had over the past few weeks about the personal finance course we’re launching. Plus,...
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Episode 21 Financial Stress: A major issue for many Australians...We worry about money more than anything To start today’s episode, I want you to think about if there is something that you keep putting off. A nagging little task, like paying a bill, lodging a tax...
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Say What Wednesdays Do you need a family trust? This week’s question is, ‘do I need a family trust?’. I have had a few questions about this over the past weeks, however in order to avoid making this ‘personal advice’, I thought I’d just talk about it in more general...
read moreShould you reduce debt or use surplus cash to build wealth? Negotiating with future-you
Say What Wednesday Should you reduce debt or use surplus cash to build wealth? Negotiating with future-you Welcome to Finance and Fury, “Say what Wednesday” Where we answer questions about the world of personal finance. This week, the question isn’t from a listener...
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