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Glen James
Superannuation
Investing
Personal Finance
Australia
Financial Literacy
Investment Property
Property Investment
Investment Strategies
Budgeting
Financial Advice
Financial Planning
Financial Education
Etfs
Insurance
Retirement Planning
Real Estate
Money Management
Mortgage
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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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/

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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/

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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/

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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/

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Episode: 930b wwgd: $200k inheritance, 3 young kids & a lifestyle decision to make
Ben Kingsley
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Episode: 928b the opportunities and risks of property investing in 2027
Genevieve Lyons
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Episode: 928 mortgages: refinancing, bridging loans, debt recycling, new builds, security swaps + more
Joe Carroll
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Episode: 928 mortgages: refinancing, bridging loans, debt recycling, new builds, security swaps + more
Owen Raskiewicz
Host of the Australian Finance Podcast
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Ben De Rosa
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Cameron Gleeson
Senior investment strategist, Betashares
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Episode: share & ETF investors: what the tax changes mean for you

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

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.6k ratings
  • Honest and relatable content

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ikan1304
    United States2 months ago
  • 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 !
    Australia5 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
    Australia5 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
    Australia5 months ago
  • Great Podcast

    Informative podcast, easy listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Campbe1234
    Australia5 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
#19
Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts
#215
Australia/Top Podcasts
Apple Podcasts
#12
Australia/Business/Investing
Apple Podcasts
#18
Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts
#43
New Zealand/Business/Investing
Apple Podcasts
#44
Indonesia/Business/Investing

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

933 strata fees, dividend investing, deceased estates, breaking scarcity mindset, frugal tips + more
Q: What is the two-year exemption rule for CGT on deceased estates and how does it apply to different asset types?
The two-year exemption primarily applies to a deceased owner's main residence within the two-year window, with cost base reset to the date of death; investment properties and shares have different rules, and specifics vary depending on whether the asset is pre- or post-CGT and how ownership is transferred.
933 strata fees, dividend investing, deceased estates, breaking scarcity mindset, frugal tips + more
Q: What are body corporate fees comprised of and how should I evaluate them when buying a strata property?
They consist of administration costs and a capital works fund; you should review annual budgets, forecasted expenses, and existing reserves to determine if levies are justified and if you might face future special levies.
934 single mum in Tasmania, 40-year loans, pay off debt vs offset, holidays with friends + more
Q: Hi Glen. More just asking your thoughts. Coming into some money, $76,000, outstanding personal debt is $13,000, personal loan and a car loan of $49,500 with 49 months remaining. Should I clear both debts or just clear the personal loan and dump the rest against the mortgage in an offset?
The consensus is to clear the personal loan first if possible and then aggressively manage the car loan, potentially using an offset or redraw strategy to preserve liquidity, while ensuring a cashflow plan that prevents new debt. The key is to avoid repeating old debt and to set up a disciplined, ongoing contribution to debt repayment.
930 super, invest or offset, couples & money, negative gearing change explained + more
Q: Is salary sacrifice into super worth it given the concessional cap?
Yes, but the exact amount depends on overall income, partner earnings, and the cap; use a plan to stay within concessional limits while maximizing long-term retirement savings.
930 super, invest or offset, couples & money, negative gearing change explained + more
Q: Should we split spending with a joint account and separate salary accounts, or keep a single system?
A hybrid approach works well: maintain a joint bills/account while allowing private salary accounts for autonomy; use a shared budget framework and clear communication to prevent resentment.

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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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