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Glen James
Superannuation
Investing
Personal Finance
Australia
Financial Literacy
Investment Property
Budgeting
Property Investment
Investment Strategies
Financial Advice
Financial Planning
Etfs
Mortgage
Insurance
Real Estate
Investment Properties
Housing Market
Home Loans
Capital Gains Tax
Financial Education

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

Get our new book, 12 Months to Retire Right: link.amazon/B07u9ZQgE

*Beth and her husband are high income earners, yet they don't feel like they're flushed with cash. Where's the money going? Glen takes a look under the hood of their situati... more

Get our new book, 12 Months to Retire Right, out now! link.amazon/B07u9ZQgE

For most Aussies, retirement raises two big questions: what will I do with my time and will my money last? In today's episode Glen and co-author Vince Scully unpack ... more

Get our new book, 12 Months to Retire Right: link.amazon/B07u9ZQgE

In today's Q&A, Glen and John chat about:

๐Ÿ‘‰๐Ÿผ what should I do with my company shares after being made redundant?

๐Ÿ‘‰๐Ÿฝ ASICโ€™s mortgage broker's BID (best interests duty)... more

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

Glen is joined by Marc Jocum, senior ETF strategist at Global X to talk about what Australians actually know about investing... more

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Recent Guests

Scott Phillips
Chief Investment Officer at The Motley Fool Australia and author of The One-Page Investing Plan
The Motley Fool Australia
Episode: 942 investing in volatile markets, single stocks, gearing & what makes a successful investor
Phil Thompson
Financial adviser specializing in personal insurance at Skye Wealth
Skye Wealth
Episode: 941 buying with a sibling, 24-year-old earning $200k, Tesla tax strategy, super insurance trap + more
Rach Crune
Founder and director of Sphere Home Loans
Sphere Home Loans
Episode: 939 stuck in a gym contract, SMSF & ETFs, estate planning for kids and land tax
John Pigeon
Host of This Is Property Show on YouTube
This Is Property Show
Episode: 939 stuck in a gym contract, SMSF & ETFs, estate planning for kids and land tax
Kristian Fok
CEO of CBUS Super
CBUS Super
Episode: is your super in safe hands? super scams, cold calls & protecting your retirement savings
Owen Rask
Co-host with expertise in Australian finance podcasts and investment topics
Rask Australia / Australian Finance Podcast
Episode: 938 is AI the new dot-com, selling winners, property post-budget + more
Andrew Rogers
Managing Director and Head of Stock Broking at CMC Invest
CMC Invest
Episode: the future of investing: 23-hour trading, AI tools, options, AUS vs US shares + more
Vince Scully
LifeSherpa Invest founder/representative, robo-advisor expert
LifeSherpa Invest
Episode: 937 first time investing, CGT changes explained, passed in at auction, buying first home + more
John Pidgeon
Property expert
Invisage Property
Episode: 937 first time investing, CGT changes explained, passed in at auction, buying first home + more

Host

Glen James
Host of Money Money Money with a focus on practical personal finance, property, and life planning; former financial advisor and author.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 2.6k ratings
  • Not bad.

    Not always my cup of tea and I donโ€™t think Iโ€™m directly glens target market so thatโ€™s probably a factor. Props to him heโ€™s got some great insights and always a unique perspective, I get a lot from his podcasts. Worth a listen, just skip past the condescending tone when it appears ๐Ÿ™‚

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Lunaandhope56
    New Zealand2 months ago
  • Honest and relatable content

    I like this show and appreciate how much I have learned from listening. Itโ€™s really relatable and good for people on all different salary levels.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ikan1304
    United States4 months ago
  • Love it!

    Thanks Glen for this podcast series, Iโ€™m really hooked on the infotainment and always waiting for the next podcast across all the channelsโ€ฆ 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 !
    Australia7 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. Iโ€™m 56 and although Iโ€™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
    Australia7 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 Iโ€™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
    Australia7 months ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners praise practical, relatable money guidance and actionable steps.
Some listeners wish for older guests and a more balanced tone from the host at times.
Quality guests and clear, down-to-earth explanations are repeatedly highlighted.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Spotify
#21
Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts
#203
Australia/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#7
Australia/Business/Investing
Apple Podcasts
#12
Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts
#25
New Zealand/Business/Investing
Apple Podcasts
#77
New Zealand/Business

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

942 investing in volatile markets, single stocks, gearing & what makes a successful investor
Q: What makes a successful investor?
Phillips says success depends chiefly on how much a person saves and how long they invest, alongside returns. He encourages starting early, increasing savings where possible, and investing consistently in quality assets.
942 investing in volatile markets, single stocks, gearing & what makes a successful investor
Q: What should investors do in volatile markets?
Phillips recommends staying focused on quality businesses and a long-term plan rather than reacting to short-term market sentiment or frequently checking prices.
941 buying with a sibling, 24-year-old earning $200k, Tesla tax strategy, super insurance trap + more
Q: What would you invest in if you were 24 years old, earning well over $200,000 a year and had only a car and $10,000 in shares?
The hosts recommend protecting income, setting up a spending plan and emergency fund, and establishing how stable the income is. They suggest living below one's means and consistently saving the surplus before choosing among cash, property or shares.
941 buying with a sibling, 24-year-old earning $200k, Tesla tax strategy, super insurance trap + more
Q: Should I buy an apartment solo or buy a house with my brother?
James and Thompson say the decision depends on the siblings' goals, finances, lifestyle and property options. They advise planning for changing circumstances, agreeing on an exit strategy and considering whether buying together could complicate future relationships or first-home benefits.
941b wwgd: one spender, one saver, one household, but two money systems
Q: Do you reckon I should change my super investment option?
James says Matt's allocation of 80% international investments is concentrated and may produce results that depend heavily on that market. He encourages Matt to consider diversification rather than making a change solely based on recent expectations.

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A practical, conversational guide to personal finance, property, investing, and lifestyle decisions tailored for everyday Australians. Episodes frequently center on mortgage strategy, debt management, budgeting, superannuation, and real-world case studies that blend financial planning with family priorities, career moves, and long-term wealth building. The show often features mortgage brokers, financial advisers, and guests who share actionable steps, templates, and frameworks that listeners can apply to their own money challenges. A notable strength is translating complex policy and market changes into accessible guidance, with a friendly, down-to-earth tone that emphasizes long-term thinking over quick wins.

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