
How Do They Afford That: the podcast that peeks into the financial lives of everyday Australians. Every week Canna Campbell - a financial planner for almost 20 years - and Fear & Greed's Michael Thompson share the simple hacks, habits and ideas that can make your money work harder for you.
New episode every Wednesday!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToBusinessEducationInvesting | |||

Mortgage repayments are taking a bigger and bigger bite out of household budgets. And with interest rates rising again this week, putting even more pressure on families, what can you actually do to make your mortgage more manageable? Join Canna Campb... more
Too many accounts, credit card debt, a couple of old super funds, bills everywhere. Today’s episode is for anyone who feels like their financial life is just… messy. Join Canna Campbell - a financial planner for 20 years - and Fear & Greed's Michael ... more
Millions of dollars in compensation has been paid out to individuals whose offset accounts weren't properly linked or managed. So how do you check if yours is working? Join Canna Campbell - a financial planner for 20 years - and Fear & Greed's Michae... more
AI can write your emails, plan your holiday, help with dinner and explain almost anything you throw at it. So what about your money? Join Canna Campbell - a financial planner for 20 years - and Fear & Greed's Michael Thompson as they look at where AI... more
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I am listening to this podcast since cannas YouTube channel stopped being about finance and more about fashion and mental health. It’s a good way to get both financial knowledge and inspiration/motivation to do better with your finance. The only downside is listening to how canna speaks to Micheal as if he is a dummy. Micheal’s role in the podcast is to ask the questions that listeners might have, so for her to demean him the way he does, is by extention demeaning her listeners.
I always get something new and insightful that I had either not thought of or ‘forgotten’ when it comes to the principles of money. There seems to be a ‘stigma’ of shame around having financial struggles and likely drives denial ie more avoidance/spending = more $$ hardship. Makes no sense
The roles of the hosts is a good contrast - Michael, ‘devils advocate’ represents the uninformed when it comes to everyday finances for everyday people. Canaṉ, the expert guide who’s straight talking common s... more
I’ve given up on this podcast after the episode on financial goals in 2026 - I can’t listen to Canna’s bullying of Michael any longer. She has always been demeaning and unnecessarily argumentative with him, but in this episode she labels his thinking ‘pathetic’ and says she needs to ‘shut it down’. Is this how she speaks to her financial planning clients? God help them. I don’t need this toxic energy in my life - unsubscribed.
Love the straight forward advice but the way Canna talks to Michael is hard to listen to and I’ve stopped listening because I can’t bare it.
The more I listen the more I am struggling with the constant disrespect towards Michael. Michael is constantly getting run down, insulted, told his savings hacks, suggestions and ideas are rubbish etc and it’s really hard to listen to. For those of us living in the real world through multiple financial crisis that don’t have the luxury of millions of dollars like Canna, I appreciate all of Michael’s real life, relatable, every day tips and tricks. It is far more relatable than, for example, tell... more
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A practical, down-to-earth Australian money podcast hosted by a seasoned financial planner and a veteran business journalist. Across episodes, the duo translates everyday finances into actionable tips—covering budgeting, investing, debt, property, and lifestyle costs—while mixing personal anecdotes with straightforward coaching. They frequently challenge traditional rules, spotlight real-world tradeoffs, and emphasize behavioral money habits, with a candid, occasionally confrontational banter that some listeners find engaging and others polarizing. The show stands out for its emphasis on cash-flow approaches, sustainable money routines, and Australia-focused financial planning, making complex topics approachable for non-experts and aspiring... more
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