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Glen James
Superannuation
Investing
Personal Finance
Financial Literacy
Australia
Financial Advice
Investment Strategies
Investment Property
Financial Planning
Budgeting
Insurance
Property Investment
Etfs
Financial Education
Real Estate
Retirement Planning
Emergency Fund
Money Management
Investment Properties
Housing Market

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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Latest Episodes

The Quick-Start Guide to Your First Property by Glen James & Rachelle Kroon is available now: amzn.to/4svhyoH

Glen is joined by Ben Kingsley host of The Property Couch and co-author of How to Retire on $3,000 a Week for a conversation on whe... more

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The Quick-Start Guide to Your First Property by Glen James & Rachelle Kroon is available now: amzn.to/4svhyoH 

Learn to invest with our award-winning investing book, The Quick-Start Guide to Investing: www.investingbook.com.au/

In t... more

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Learn to invest with our award-winning investing book, The Quick-Start Guide to Investing: www.investingbook.com.au/

Jess, host of the Get Started Investing podcast series wants Glen's take on what she should do with her surplus income - inv... more

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The Quick-Start Guide to Your First Property is available now! amzn.to/4svhyoH

If you've ever felt like you're not getting ahead it could be caused by one (or a few) of these reasons! Glen, John and year 11 student Toby chat about the bigges... more

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Recent Guests

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Episode: your tax questions answered: what to do before 30 June
Cameron Gleeson
Senior investment strategist, Betashares
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Episode: share & ETF investors: what the tax changes mean for you
Patricia Karvelas
Journalist, ABC Afternoon Briefing host
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Episode: 919b The 2026 Federal Budget: Glen James talks with Jim Chalmers, MPs, insiders & breaks it down with Vince Scully
Phil Coorey
Journalist, Australian Financial Review
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Episode: 919b The 2026 Federal Budget: Glen James talks with Jim Chalmers, MPs, insiders & breaks it down with Vince Scully
Larissa Waters
Politician, Greens leader
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Jane Hume
Australian politician, senator
Liberal Party of Australia
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Host

Glen James
Host focused on personal finance, budgeting, and property with a practical, down-to-earth approach.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.5k ratings
  • Love it!

    Thanks Glen for this podcast series, I’m really hooked on the infotainment and always waiting for the next podcast across all the channels… M3, Retire Right and This is Property. I am almost 40 and now truly being educated about money and finding confidence to invest in wealth building, and am also now keen to pass it on to others. The simple things like being a spender and setting up systems - it is really the simple things. I do love listening to all the case studies to bring it to life and I... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kate !
    Australia3 months ago
  • No BS - so refreshing!

    I listen to a lot of podcasts, including a lot of finance/investing podcasts. This one is unique in a fairly saturated market. No BS, no sugar coating, no pandering - just practical, down-to-earth tips and guidance. I find value in every episode, but particularly the WWGD episodes. I am a recent subscriber, so have a huge back-catalogue of episodes to work my way through. I’m 56 and although I’m making up for lost time and missed opportunities as best I can, I wish I had discovered this content ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BodieKF
    Australia3 months ago
  • Listen to this

    Once upon a time my financial strategy was procrastinate and ignore the elephant in the room and hope good fortune comes my way. I never thought of growing wealth working in health. Due to COVID saving opportunities/jobs and this podcast I’ve set up structure and strategy and taken back knowledge and control, changing my mindset to be more positive - which is important whatever income and fortune/misfortune may bring.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tones Tips
    Australia4 months ago
  • Great Podcast

    Informative podcast, easy listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Campbe1234
    Australia4 months ago
  • Entertaining and practical

    Love learning little bits of wisdom to build my financial literacy while dreaming about winning the tax lotto! Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amy Rogester
    Australia4 months ago

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Listeners admire practical, no-nonsense financial guidance and case-based learning.
Many appreciate approachable hosts and relatable stories that translate complex topics.
Some critiques note moments of condescension and insist on more balanced interview pacing.

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924 moving regional to get mortgage-free, investing for kids, car crash compensation + more
Q: What would you do with the big three-oh lottery winnings in terms of money management and giving back?
The hosts highlight prudent strategies: paying off mortgages, funding investments, supporting family and charities, and potentially establishing a foundation or charitable vehicle while maintaining some liquidity and long-term stability.
924 moving regional to get mortgage-free, investing for kids, car crash compensation + more
Q: Has Glen ever done a podcast episode on what you need to do when selling shares, like what records you need to keep for the ATO?
They discuss a dedicated episode on selling shares, covering date of purchase, brokerage, number of shares or units, sale date, and cost base to calculate capital gains, plus the importance of using cost bases and potentially software to track this efficiently.
926 gold mining shares up 80%, holding 20 ETFs & investing like a 17yo plumber with Owen Rask
Q: What should a young investor with a substantial gain in individual shares do now?
Consider selling the majority of the high-risk individual share and reallocating into broader ETFs like VDHG (or IVV/NDQ/VAS) to maintain growth while reducing single-stock risk, while setting portfolio rules or an investment constitution to guide future decisions.
926 gold mining shares up 80%, holding 20 ETFs & investing like a 17yo plumber with Owen Rask
Q: Anonymous asks how to know what to invest in without taking on too much risk.
The guests explain that investing is inherently risky in the short term, but over longer horizons, history tends to rhyme rather than repeat; they recommend understanding your risk tolerance, using a diversified ETF approach for most money, and limiting speculative bets.
923 the expat's handbook: super, shares, tax & coming home with Brett Evans
Q: Anon asks, paying HECS/HELP debt on overseas income. Have there been any changes in the proposed changes from the federal budget in May?
Expats now must declare overseas income to determine HECS/HELP repayments; the process involves selecting a lodgement method (simple, complex, or advanced) and understanding how currency affects thresholds.

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This show centers on practical personal finance, with a strong emphasis on budgeting, debt management, and wealth-building through property and investments. Episodes frequently breakdown real-world scenarios—mortgages, tax rules, negative gearing, and superannuation—while weaving in guest perspectives from economists, policymakers, and industry experts. A standout aspect is the accessible, case-based approach that translates complex policy and market shifts into actionable steps for everyday listeners who want to improve cash flow, plan for homeownership, or grow their investments.

A notable differentiator is the show's multi-guest format and willingness to tackle timely topics like budget changes, housing affordability, and climate-relate... more

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