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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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Every year Pearler publishes the ETFs its community actually invests in, ranked by how many people hold them rather than by returns. Ana sits down with Pearler founder and CEO Nick Nicolaides to walk the top ten, plus the most popular pairings, and t... more

Everyone talks about inflation and interest rates, but far fewer people can explain how they're connected or why the RBA only really has one tool to work with. In part two of the four-part series, Ana and economist Evan Lucas get into what inflation ... more

A will decides who gets your assets. A testamentary trust decides how they get them, and that difference can matter enormously for your kids, your blended family, and how much tax they pay. Ana sits down with estate planning lawyer Angie Treichel to ... more

Most of us only think about the economy when something's gone wrong, and according to economist Evan Lucas, that's by design. In part one of a four-part series, Ana sits down with the author of Mind Over Money to go right back to first principles: wh... more

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Nick Nicolaides
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Pearler
Episode: 291. The top 10 ETFs Australians actually invest in (with Pearler CEO Nick Nicolaides)
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)
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)
Beck Pope
Head of Marketing at Vanguard
Vanguard
Episode: 263. The super myths costing you money
Aidan Hill
Paramedic turned property investor
Independent investor
Episode: 260. How Aidan built a $3.8m portfolio as a paramedic
Jack Toohey
Australian creative director and activist, author of Better Things Are Possible
Author, Better Things Are Possible
Episode: 259. How to feel optimistic when the economy sucks

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Tash Etschmann
Host of Get Rich Slow Club
Ana Kresina
Host of Get Rich Slow Club and co‑host

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 612 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.

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    1
    Hanrkir
    Australiaa month 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
    Australiaa month 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
    Australiaa month 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
    Australia3 months ago
  • Not very knowledgeable

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

    Apple Podcasts
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    Jemmasg
    Australia7 months ago

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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.
272. What’s your super persona? And what is it costing you?
Q: How can listeners improve engagement with their super and reduce costs?
Listeners should start by logging into MyGov or their fund portal to see what they actually have, compare fees and insurances using tools like Rate My Super, and consider lifecycle options or default funds if they're unsure. Regular, small reviews beat infrequent, large overhauls.
272. What’s your super persona? And what is it costing you?
Q: What are the main super personas and why do they matter for behavior and outcomes?
The personas—such as Paniker, Procrastinator, Perfectionist, Procrastinator, Overconfident, and DIYer—illustrate common emotional and cognitive biases that lead to suboptimal decisions. Understanding them helps people recognize their own patterns and adopt small, actionable steps to improve engagement and outcomes.

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Two practical, approachable hosts break down personal finance and long-term investing for a broad audience, mixing real-world stories with actionable guidance. Episodes cover budgeting discipline, property versus shares, superannuation, and housing policy, often featuring guests who provide professional perspectives from finance, real estate, or policy. The tone blends candid storytelling with clear frameworks, making complex topics accessible for beginners while still offering new angles for experienced listeners. A notable strength is the steady emphasis on long-term wealth-building over get-rich-quick schemes, plus frequent guest expertise that adds depth to policy and market discussions.

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