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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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Lots of people want to start a business. Far fewer actually do it.

Tash and Emma unpack what can keep an idea stuck in your head for years, from self-doubt and money worries to overthinking the perfect way to begin. They also share their very differ... more

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Australia might be home, but does that mean Australian shares should make up a big chunk of your portfolio?

Tash and Jack unpack home-country bias and why the Australian share market looks very different from global markets. They explore diversifica... more

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Gold has been getting a lot more attention lately. But beyond the headlines, where can it actually fit in a long-term portfolio?

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Starting a business can look pretty appealing from the outside. More freedom, more money, no boss, and the ability to work from wherever you like. But the reality can involve a lot more uncertainty, responsibility and late-night problem solving.

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Dave Gow
Investor known as Strong Money Australia, FIRE advocate
Strong Money Australia
Episode: 293. What's better - investing in property or ETFs to reach FIRE? With Dave Gow
Angie Treichel
Attorney from AJT Legal
AJT Legal
Episode: 289. Why you may need a Testamentary Trusts even when you don't think you do.
Evan Lucas
Economist, author of Mind Over Money
ABC, Author
Episode: 288. What actually moves the economy (and why it matters to you) with Evan Lucas Part 1
John Doe
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Episode: 275. Your EOFY checklist (with an accountant)
Mel Browne
Author and entrepreneur; founder of Her Wealth, Her Way conference
Her Wealth, Her Way
Episode: 273. How to build wealth when everything feels uncertain
Anne McLennan
Head of Advisor Plus and Retirement Offer at Vanguard
Vanguard
Episode: 272. What’s your super persona? And what is it costing you?
Clare O'Neil
Minister for Housing
Australian Government
Episode: 268. What Does the Budget Actually Mean for Housing? (with Clare O'Neil, Minister for Housing)
Jim Chalmers
Treasurer of Australia
Australian Government
Episode: 267. Budget Bonus Episode: The Treasurer on CGT, Negative Gearing, & Housing
Beck Pope
Head of Marketing at Vanguard
Vanguard
Episode: 263. The super myths costing you money

Hosts

Ana Kresina
Host of Get Rich Slow Club with Pearler; co-host and longtime contributor on wealth-building discussions.
Tash Etschmann
Co-host and host; frequent contributor on investing stories and pragmatic financial advice.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 615 ratings
  • Reeks of privilege

    The out of touch mentality of if you just work hard enough you can achieve anything is rife with Tash. There’s very little education, just vague opinions that sound like you’re listening at x2 speed.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Hanrkir
    Australia2 months ago
  • Tash speaks way too fast

    I love the content, but Tash please slow down. It’s hard to understand you, especially when you are talking about numbers. I really enjoy Ana - you can actually understand her.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    catalinnaaa
    Australia2 months ago
  • Unoriginal

    A lot of repetitive information of broad concepts with no real depth in each episode. Also the tone of Tash sounds like she’s bragging about her success all the time

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Twinfinfin
    Australia3 months ago
  • Yeah no good

    Keep rating themselves highly, repeating same snow or debt recycling stories. Far too many commercials, lied is too short to listen to them. Time to unfollow Thanks anyway

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Steven Poller
    Australia4 months ago
  • Not very knowledgeable

    I listen to a couple of investing podcasts, and these guys aren’t as knowledgeable.

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    Jemmasg
    Australia8 months ago

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Overall strong, actionable money guidance with relatable hosts.
Pacing and delivery vary; some want slower diction, others love the energy.
A mix of praise for beginner-friendly content and critique about ads and repetition.

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293. What's better - investing in property or ETFs to reach FIRE? With Dave Gow
Q: Do you have any advice for anyone who's starting out?
Focus on the two big levers: earn more and spend less, while also building an investment plan that matches your risk tolerance and time horizon; consider starting with a long-term ETF-like approach if property leverage and costs are too high.
293. What's better - investing in property or ETFs to reach FIRE? With Dave Gow
Q: Dave, welcome. And do you have a money win or loss that you can share with us?
Dave describes receiving two installments of $100 fuel subsidies from the WA government, turning into a small, unexpected financial win amid his budgeting and investing journey.
291. The top 10 ETFs Australians actually invest in (with Pearler CEO Nick Nicolaides)
Q: Why might NDQ, despite high performance, require careful consideration before investing?
NDQ concentrates on large non-financial companies, mainly tech, so its performance can be highly volatile with a lot of exposure to a single sector; investors should be aware of concentration risk and potential downturns in tech.
291. The top 10 ETFs Australians actually invest in (with Pearler CEO Nick Nicolaides)
Q: What should beginners look for when choosing from the top 10 ETFs on the Pearler platform?
Focus on top holdings, diversification, and whether the ETF aligns with your personal risk tolerance and investment goals rather than chasing performance, and use the list as a starting point for further research.
288. What actually moves the economy (and why it matters to you) with Evan Lucas Part 1
Q: What is one of the biggest misconceptions about the economy for everyday people?
That the economy exists to make some people better off than others; in reality, the goal is growth that benefits society as a whole and improves living standards for the majority.

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What is Get Rich Slow Club about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A practical, long-term oriented personal finance show focused on building wealth through disciplined investing, budgeting, and financial planning. Across episodes, the discussion often contrasts asset classes (eg, property vs ETFs), dives into why diversification and low fees matter, and weaves in real-world numbers, tax considerations, and planning moves like wills, trusts, and emergency funds. Notable throughlines include FIRE planning, the role of platforms like Pearler, and approachable macro context from economists to translate complex concepts into everyday decisions. A key strength is translating theory into actionable steps for beginners and more experienced investors alike, with a candid emphasis on trade-offs, patience, and sustai... more

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