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Australian Finance Podcast

Rask
Superannuation
Investing
Financial Planning
Investment Strategies
Etfs
Budgeting
Financial Advice
Retirement Planning
Financial Literacy
Personal Finance
Financial Independence
Property Investment
Artificial Intelligence
Financial Education
Financial Goals
Money Mindset
Insurance
Personal Insurance
First Home Super Saver Scheme
Australia

The Australian Finance Podcast is your guide to sorting out your finances, one episode at a time. Owen Rask, Chief Investment Officer, & Gemma Mitchell, Senior Financial Adviser, bring you actionable strategies and knowledge that you can put into practice today. Save money, invest better and live life on your terms. ~~ New to the show? We recommend that you head back to our Starter Pack series of ... more

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Can young Australians still buy a home, or is property ownership slipping further out of reach?

In this Australian Finance Podcast livestream, Owen and Milli unpack the challenge of buying property in your 20s and 30s, while still building wealth th... more

What does it really mean to raise “rich” kids — and how can parents teach healthy money habits without passing on fear, shame or entitlement?

In this Australian Finance Podcast episode, Gemma Mitchell sits down with finance journalist and author Sar... more

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What actually happens to your super when you retire?

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It sounds like there should be a giant red button that says “retirement mode” — but, as usual with super, it’s a little more paperwork-y tha... more

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This episode was originally featured on the Australian Investors Podcast.

In this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast, Owen Rask speaks with Jon Stahl from Salesforce about how AI agents are moving beyond answering questions and starting to co... more

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Milli Russell
Guest in-studio discussing housing and youth finance
Rask
Episode: Young people and property - is it possible?
Jon Stahl
Director of Product Management at Salesforce
Salesforce
Episode: How AI agents are changing business - Ep 2: The Business Stack of the Future
Scott Phillips
Australian investor, writer, and host of stock-investing content
Motley Fool Australia
Episode: Is stock picking dead? Scott Phillips on ETFs, AI and the investing edge
Cameron McCormack
Senior Portfolio Manager, VanEck Australia
VanEck
Episode: Factor investing explained: quality, value and growth ETFs with VanEck’s Cameron McCormack
James Gil
Representative from VanEck Australia
VanEck
Episode: VanEck’s GOAT ETF: how AI is changing ETF investing, with James Gil
Sarah Court
Chair of ASIC
Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Episode: ASIC’s offset account warning: what borrowers should check, with Sarah Court
Brandon van der Kolk
Founder of New Money, YouTube educator focused on Warren Buffett–style investing
New Money
Episode: Brandon van der Kolk on building New Money and Buffett-style investing
Hayden Pearler
Founder/Chief Executive at Pearler
Pearler
Episode: Should you DIY your super? Hayden Smith answers the big questions
Anita Challen
ATO Assistant Commissioner, TaxTime spokesperson
Australian Taxation Office
Episode: Tax myths busted: What you can really claim with the ATO

Hosts

Gemma Mitchell
Host and Senior Financial Adviser, co-presenter focused on practical personal finance and investment guidance.
Owen Rask
Host and Chief Investment Officer, co-presenter delivering market insights, investing strategies, and practical financial guidance.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.7k ratings
  • Sycophant

    In general I’ve enjoyed the pod over the years. Solid general financial information and interesting investment concepts.

    The latest episode with Andrew Bragg was just disappointing. It was totally politically motivated and one could even say partisan propagandist.

    It was like listening to a giddy school child interview their idol.

    Totally contrary to the way it was set up in the introduction.

    I listen for factual general investment information, and this pod was genuinely anything but tha... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Nick lame name
    Australia4 months ago
  • Back catalogue

    The episode you referenced at the beginning of every episode I no longer there I am using Apple Podcasts on the number of episodes is always 399. It seems every time you post a new episode the oldest one disappears. It would be nice if the settings were changed to access the old episode. I don’t know whether you’re aware of this.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Danual Gordon
    Australia5 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Love the podcast! However just a bit of feedback the number of references to Gemma’s book is getting a bit grating. Love you guys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Naomirichmond
    Australiaa year ago
  • Gemma is a superstar

    Love this podcast, it shares great insight and knowledge in a way that’s easy to understand for the common man/women. I really think Gemma has made this podcast better in every way. Thanks I appreciate your sharing of wisdom.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PinchoFam
    Australiaa year ago
  • Great show, poor editing

    I love this show, I’ve learned so much from listening and will definitely miss Kate.

    My one gripe is the editing,which is similar with some of the other Rask podcasts. I skip the first two minutes because the preamble is so long, and occasionally the editing has been a bit random, with little bits that they talk about editing out, being left in. Today I was listening to one of the latest episodes and was totally gripped when the last 15 minutes became a garbled edited chat repeating certain bit... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Andieminn
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

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

The show is valued for demystifying complex topics like superannuation and tax, with practical takeaways.
Positive reception often highlights timely episodes on ETFs, property, and regulatory updates.
Listeners praise clear, actionable finance guidance and relatable hosts.
Some critiques center on perceived political bias in certain episodes.
Guests and content are generally described as accessible and educational, helping listeners build financial literacy.

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What happens to Super when you retire?
Q: When can someone access their Super?
Generally at age 60 when ceasing employment, or at age 65 regardless of work status; the first case moves funds to an unrestricted, non-preserved state that can be rolled into an income stream, while subsequent contributions may remain preserved until another release condition.
Rewind: should you boost super, pay off debt or save for a home?
Q: Is putting money into super at a young age the best thing to do compared to paying down a mortgage or investing outside super?
The hosts suggest a blended approach when possible: consider doing a little of both, because money that goes to super is often tax-advantaged but locking too much into one channel can reduce flexibility and temptation to spend. They emphasize the importance of time horizon and personal circumstances.
How to build money goals that actually stick, with Hayden Smith
Q: How do you think about the difference between goals and systems?
Goals are important, but the real driver is understanding causality and building repeatable systems that make progress incremental and observable, which helps people stay motivated.
VanEck’s GOAT ETF: how AI is changing ETF investing, with James Gil
Q: How does the AI actually decide which stocks to include and how often does it rebalance?
The AI generates thousands of signals from fundamental, technical, and macro data, scores them, learns from historical and simulated outcomes, and continuously validates against live information. Each month it selects the top 150 scoring names, applying free-float weighting and diversification caps, which drives monthly turnover as opportunities evolve.
VanEck’s GOAT ETF: how AI is changing ETF investing, with James Gil
Q: For folks hearing about GOAT for the first time, can you give us the high level picture and what it does?
GOAT is an AI-driven, rules-based ETF that aims to provide a high-conviction, adaptive exposure to international shares by selecting the top-scoring companies from a broad investible universe, weighted by free float, with clear diversification constraints. It sits as an ETF with an active-like outcome, leveraging AI to generate and validate signals while maintaining transparency and periodic rebalancing.

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The show focuses on practical personal finance and investing in an Australian context, with frequent coverage of superannuation, property, tax, ETFs, and retirement planning. Episodes balance accessible explanations for beginners with deeper dives into regulatory changes, financial products, and modern tools (including AI and fintech platforms) that listeners can apply to build wealth, manage debt, and plan for the future. A notable strength is the host duo's ability to translate complex topics into actionable steps, mixed with guest expertise from regulators, fintech founders, and investment professionals. The format often blends real-world scenarios, budgeting tips, and evidence-based strategies, making it helpful for anyone looking to im... more

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4. Cameron McCormack
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7. Brandon van der Kolk
8. Hayden Pearler

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