
The Numbers Game — It’s finance, investment and business but not as you know it. Each week Jason Robinson (CPA Accountant), Nick Reilly (Planner) come together to bring you strategy and advice around the importance of knowing your numbers in life and business. Numbers really do tell a story so let us help you make it a good one.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 291 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

Every pay rise feels smaller than it should. That's because when your income goes up but the tax brackets don't move, you quietly pay more tax at higher rates. It's called bracket creep, and it's why your pay never quite catches up. Today we run thro... more
The doom and gloom online is loud, but what never changes is young people wanting to get ahead. Today we're looking back on the choices we made in our 20s to see what we would do differently now.
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1.3 million Aussie small businesses are owned by baby boomers, and in the next few years we’ll see the biggest handover of small business ownership in a generation. For anyone thinking of starting one, today's ep looks at what it means to buy an exis... more
Nothing on the news feels like good news. Wages under pressure, taxes up, housing broken. But there's another story if you go looking for it. Today we lay out the bullish case for Australia in 2026: why we're still the third-richest country per house... more
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I use to really like this, good fun banter and smart people but it has become more artificial and scripted. I think the banter is now scripted completely, And now some episodes like the last one are just one large infomercial I was wondering if o was going to be offered free steak knifes at the end.
Highly recommended, this is the place where I get the most value about money management. Thanks team and keep up the great work!
Great chat from some real and insightful contributors to the finance world. Congrats on the 100 shows. Looking forward to the double century.
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I love this podcast - it is both educational and insightful as well as humorous and down to earth. Highly recommend!
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A practical, numbers-driven show focused on finance, investing, and business strategy. Across episodes, hosts discuss how to understand and apply financial metrics to personal wealth, business profitability, tax planning, and investment decisions, often with real-world case studies. The tone blends actionable advice with candid banter, aiming to translate complex concepts into approachable guidance for small business owners, investors, and professionals. Notable strengths include clear, numbers-first analysis and a collaborative host dynamic; occasional controversy or critique of policy or market trends appears, which can spark lively debate. Overall, it's likely to appeal to listeners who want concrete financial takeaways, pragmatic planni... more
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