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Debt Management
Interest Rates
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Financial Counseling
Personal Finance
Fraud
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The Get Rich Slow Club podcast will empower you to go from beginner to confident investor. Follow along with Tash Etschmann from @TashInvests and Ana Kresina from Pearler as they take you step by step to build your wealth. This isn't a get rich quick scheme, instead it's all about being consistent, and focusing on long-term growth. So let's all Get Rich Slow together.

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We’re celebrating 200 episodes of the Get Rich Slow Club Podcast!

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Bankruptcy is one of the most stigmatised financial experiences, but what does it really mean, look like, and what can life look like on the other side?

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Serina Bird
Author and financial expert known as the Joyful Frugalista
Episode: 198. When money stress snowballs (and how to break the cycle)
Milly Rose Bannister
Founder of Allknd, a mental health charity
Allknd
Episode: 190. Can you run a charity and still make a living?
Frances Cook
Financial journalist and educator
Making Sense Podcast
Episode: 172. How I quit my job with FU money
Mel Browne
Money expert and author
Episode: 169. How menopause and super splitting can affect your finances
Pete On
Retired pilot and financial independence advocate known as Captain FI
Captain FI blog
Episode: 162. How to retire early with Captain FI
Jim Chalmers
Treasurer of Australia
Australian Government
Episode: 156. A quick chat with Jim Chalmers, Treasurer of Australia
Allegra Spender
Independent MP for Wentworth, advocate for climate and tax reform
Episode: 155. Fixing Australia’s Broken Tax System
Andrew Bragg
Liberal Senator and advocate for housing reform aus.
Australian Parliament
Episode: 153. Why the super industry is bad, and how to (possibly) fix the housing crisis
Lacey Filipich
Founder of Money School and early retiree
Money School
Episode: 152. How Lacey retired early, and why you should take a mini-retirement

Hosts

Ana Kresina
Co-host discussing financial guidance and personal investing experiences, emphasizing long-term strategies.
Tash Etschmann
Co-host emphasizing financial literacy and investment education to beginners, sharing personalized insights.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 546 ratings
  • Running out of ideas now

    The unhinged money hacks episode was a real low. Taking toilet paper from work? Scanning the barcode of a cheaper product? Hello, this is what you call stealing. Sure, you might not condone this so why even discuss?

    Tash speaks so fast in this episode I thought I had sped it up to 2x.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Podcastcritical
    Australiaa month ago
  • Pump up the vibe!!!

    I’m really loving the addition of Brooke, she brings so much more energy and fun compared to Anna. Anna just feels too stiff and proper, which comes off kind of boring. The vibe and banter between Tash and Brooke is way more natural and entertaining.

    And yes too many ads. Sometimes impossible to listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Aussiegall
    Australiaa month ago
  • Tried to listen again

    Still too Far too many commercials, money makers

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Antematt Stuart
    Australia3 months ago
  • Too many ads

    Too many ads, constantly repeating themselves across episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    SueDanny5656
    Australia4 months ago
  • No money no time

    Regurgitating things we already know. Good for beginners but Far too many commercials, one of the podcasts was over 50% commercials. Good luck anyway

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Antematt Stuart
    Australia6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the friendly and down-to-earth nature of the hosts, making complex financial topics accessible. There are mixed feelings about the number of advertisements, with some finding them excessive and detracting from the listening experience. Positive feedback highlights the informative and helpful nature of the content, particularly for those new to investing and personal finance.
Some listeners feel the content can be repetitive, advocating for more diverse topics to keep the content fresh.
The hosts are praised for their relatability and for sharing their personal financial journeys, which resonates with many listeners.

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197. What it's really like to go bankrupt
Q: What do you think could help someone facing bankruptcy?
Talking to a financial counselor can provide guidance and support, making the experience less daunting.
197. What it's really like to go bankrupt
Q: What was your emotional experience like during bankruptcy?
I felt like I had failed as an entrepreneur and it was a moment of overall defeat, but it also became a period for self-improvement and financial education.
197. What it's really like to go bankrupt
Q: What does it mean to be bankrupt in Australia?
In Australia, being bankrupt means being unable to pay your debts, which can be triggered by either the debtor or the person owing money initiating bankruptcy.
198. When money stress snowballs (and how to break the cycle)
Q: What are some of the biggest takeaways that people can take in terms of how they can pay that mortgage off?
Making additional repayments as much as possible, changing to fortnightly payments can help reduce the interest paid over time, and comparing different bank products for better rates are some effective strategies.
186. How this 32 year-old makes $750k a year
Q: How did you get investors to trust you if you're just like this random young guy who hasn't done this before?
It was a combination of luck and persistence, and building credibility through previous work and relationships to eventually secure investments.

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