Money: Faith & Finance
Money: Faith & Finance
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Intergenerational Support: Bridging Financial Gaps Across Generations
11 August 2026 - Money: Faith & Finance in very first LIVESTREAM! Details to come soon! Key Takeaways: Intergenerational Support: Families are encouraged to explore the potential of intergenerational support, which doesn't solely rely on financial help but also includes time, skills, and resource…
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Should You Keep Your Donations Secret? Generosity vs. Grandstanding
Key Takeaways: Biblical Giving: The concept of biblical giving is rooted in internal motivations rather than external recognition. The importance of humility and sincerity in generosity is highlighted. Modern Fundraising: The discussion acknowledges the necessity for contemporary fundraising suits …
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Check the Facts Before You Worry About Capital Gains Tax
Key Takeaways: Yes, Capital Gains Tax has changed in Australia. Pete breaks down what they actually are, when they come into effect, and likely outcomes. This might be a helpful prompt to reconsider your own criteria for investment Pete Burrows: "You want to get ahead, but ahead of who?" Got a qu…
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Will AI Take Your Job and Income? A Faith and Finance Take
Key Takeaways: One in three Australian workers fear AI might replace them, while a similar proportion of businesses actively use AI technology. AI can perform mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing workers to focus on high-value, human-centric job aspects. The website "aicompass.com" can help individu…
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The Retirement Riddle: How Much is Enough? $2 Million?!
Are retirement expectations in Australia keeping up with reality? Ben McEachen and Pete Burrows dig into the numbers — including why Australians now think they need $1.9 million to retire — and ask whether that figure is realistic for ordinary people. Pete shares what he genuinely sees with real cl…
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Gambling's Real Cost in Australia
Key Takeaways: Australia experienced around $31.5 billion in gambling losses in 2022-2023, indicative of a growing nationwide concern and need for robust policy intervention. Pete Burrows emphasises the importance of understanding the opportunity cost associated with gambling, suggesting it can det…
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Spouse Earns More: Who Controls the Money?
Key Takeaways: Income disparity should not define contribution value in household finances; consider all types of work and responsibilities. Establishing open, continuous financial dialogues between partners can prevent misunderstandings and foster unity. Approach household finances with a focus on…
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How a Single Mum Budgets for 5 Kids
Sara is a single mother residing in Sydney, Australia, who impressively manages the household dynamics of five children, aged 12 to 19. Additionally, Sara is a devoted foster carer, providing a nurturing environment not only for her children but also for those in need. Her life is a testament to co…
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Wealth, Tax & the Heart Behind Your Money - Budget 2026
Key Takeaways: Recent changes in Australia's federal budget could significantly affect wealth building, specifically through adjustments to capital gains tax and negative gearing. The government may aim to make property a less attractive investment over time to address broader housing affordability…
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Protecting Our Children from Betting Ads - Tim Costello Speaks Out
About the Guest: Tim Costello is an Australian advocate known for campaigning against gambling harm. A former CEO of World Vision Australia and regular contributor to the Centre for Public Christianity, he now leads the Alliance for Gambling Reform, a leading national advocacy group working to red…
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