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Glen James
Personal Finance
Wealth Management
Retirement Planning
Risk Management
Budgeting
Scams
Financial Planning
Property Purchasing
Mortgage Brokering
Debt Management
Goal Setting
Insurance
Interest Rates
Facebook Marketplace
Mental Health
First Home Buyers
Wills
Emergency Fund
Work-Life Balance
Superannuation

Join Glen James as he helps you sort your money out and get invested. Money, property, careers, life & everything in between.

Formerly my millennial money.

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In this episode, Frances Cook host of the Making Cents podcast joins Glen to answer some quickfire money questions!

👉🏾 what makes a successful investor?

👉🏿 invest in Kiwi Saver or not and why?

👉🏻 extra money into mortgage or invest?

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Recent Guests

Frances Cook
Host of Making Cents podcast
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Episode: the 10 questions with Frances Cook
Joe Carroll
Director and Mortgage Broker at Sphere Home Loans
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Episode: 914 mortgage update (fix or stay variable, IO extensions, bridging loans, FHB schemes + more)
Alex Luck
Director and founder of Everest Wealth
Everest Wealth
Episode: 912 startup equity, inheriting $1m, debt clean up, taking a pay cut & mortgage vs invest
Brent Coleman
Head of data at a lending company; personal finance YouTube channel focusing on NZ content
Brent Coleman (YouTube) / Keep the Change style content
Episode: 909b how to stop overspending, passive vs active funds & advice for your 20s (live from Auckland)
Brett Evans
Founder of Atlas Wealth
Atlas Wealth
Episode: 902b living, moving or want to retire overseas? investing, super and tax as an Aussie expat
Rach Crune
Co-host and participant in discussions about finance and goal-setting.
Episode: 901 how to actually achieve your goals (money, investing, health)
Nathan Mandino
Gym founder and coach specializing in health and fitness
New Strength
Episode: 852b the 101 to financial & physical fitness (+ fat loss)
Casey Beros
Author of "Next of Kin" and health journalist
Episode: dying well: planning, caregiving & facing death with dignity
Shane Hatton
Professional speaker and mentalist, focusing on organizational culture and leadership.
Episode: 848 pumping second job cash into super, sharing salary deets, kids bank account tax + more

Host

Glen James
Host of Money Money Money, known for his approachable style in discussing financial matters and personal finance strategies.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.5k ratings
  • Old Mate

    ‘Old mate’ this, ‘old mate’ that. How about just saying ‘partner’. Cringy and condescending

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    jjjguuvg
    Australiaa month ago
  • More than just money

    Long time listener. I’ve learnt so much that goes far beyond personal finance. Glen James -your interviews, commentary and carefully chosen guests have helped me examine my habits, my purpose, my default thinking and my choices. I’m so much better off in financial and other ways so huge amounts of gratitude for making all of this so accessible.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kitcat dancing
    Australia2 months ago
  • A regular listener

    I love Glen’s direct nature talking about matters 😀

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kara-🌻
    Australia2 months ago
  • Condescending

    While knowledgeable, I find Glen sometimes has a bit of condescending attitude towards some guests and situations.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    4489E
    Australia3 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    I love this podcast! I’ve learnt a lot from listening to it over the years and think Glen is a crack up. I also really enjoy and appreciate what John has taught me around around property matters. Keep it up! 😍❤️

    I’ve been listening for years but loved the episode with Gemma 846b - always enjoyed the conversations with her.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Charlotte 💛
    Australia5 months ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners find the discussions engaging, with a humorous style making finance accessible.
Many appreciate the practical financial advice and relatable examples shared throughout the discussions.
The balance of entertainment and education is frequently highlighted as a strong point, draws regular listeners who appreciate light-hearted yet informative conversations.
There are also requests for diverse guest appearances to reflect varied experiences in financial management.
However, some listeners criticize the host for condescension or promote in some episodes.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

914 mortgage update (fix or stay variable, IO extensions, bridging loans, FHB schemes + more)
Q: If I'm buying my first home, should I fix or stay variable given maternity leave and potential income changes?
The guests suggest focusing on reliability of repayments and your broader life plans; fixed can offer certainty during volatility, but you should reassess with your broker before committing and consider a hybrid approach to retain flexibility.
912b wwgd: Selina can buy property or shares, but why is Glen unsure of both?
Q: Should Selina consider buying an investment property given the time and upkeep concerns?
Glen leans toward not rushing into an investment property due to time, upkeep, and market uncertainties, suggesting she optimize current assets and potentially invest in a more flexible, scalable portfolio.
912b wwgd: Selina can buy property or shares, but why is Glen unsure of both?
Q: What should Selina do with her extra cash: invest in property, ETFs, or keep it in the offset account?
Glen favors a balanced approach with a tilt toward reducing non-deductible debt, considering paying off the mortgage to shave interest costs, while also preserving capital to invest in a diversified portfolio and support the growth of her business.
910b wwgd: new house & a cashflow crisis coming + did GJ spot a red flag?
Q: What would you do given your incomes are reducing and a big degree is on the horizon?
The host would prioritize aligning expectations, cash flow planning, and ensuring both partners are fully committed before proceeding with expensive life changes like marriage and starting a family, while considering ways to stay cash-heavy and manage debt and expenses.
908b wwgd: Natalie's on track but her hubby's career needs a shot of adrenaline to retire early
Q: Did you have anything else that you wanted to ask me about anything that we've discussed?
Maybe just with the Sharesies account, do I look at doing a proper brokerage account at some point?

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