
Plenty of books, podcasts and blogs focus on building wealth – and that's great, as far as it goes. But focusing just on wealth misses the point. I believe what most of us actually want is to have choice. Choice in how much time we give to income-producing activities. Choice about what those income-producing activities are. Choice about where we live. Choice about when we retire. Choice about the ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 418 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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I can’t put my finger on it, but something about the way the introduction is generic rather than human, it sounds like it’s written by AI. Nothing wrong with it but just thought I’d flag it that it’s the human take that makes things interesting, compared to, the other extreme of devolving into A.I. slop where we say a lot but it’s so generic that it’s nothing that hasn’t been said before and it’s everything we already know, don’t do it! Otherwise, great information.
Anybody that glorifies Hillary Clinton has to be a brainwashed fool. I won’t be taking investing advice from an idiot.
Thank you and good luck with you’re next chapter
Short , sharp and easy to understand personal finance podcast. I always felt the content was well balanced and took into account your personal situation.
Covers a range of situations and makes the info easy to work out if it applies to your situation.
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The show centers on gaining financial autonomy through practical strategies for investing, entrepreneurship, and smart money management. Across episodes, listeners hear about long-term planning, diversification (stocks, property, and private markets), timing retirement, and building income streams to create real-life flexibility and choices. Notable angles include intergenerational wealth, debt and gearing, AI and technology's impact on markets, and real-world case studies from self-employment to property. A recurring strength is concise, actionable insights tailored to Australians and expats alike, with a pragmatic emphasis on literacy, planning, and taking deliberate steps toward financial independence.
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