I sit down with regular prime timer Mike Chesworth about the good, the bad & the ugly of downsizing the family home. 

 

I sit down with regular prime timer Mike Chesworth about the good, the bad &amp; the ugly of downsizing the family home.&nbsp;
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Prime Time is the ultimate guide to navigating those juicy, potential filled years in the lead up to retirement.

Hosted by modern ageing expert Bec Wilson, Prime Time offers no-holds-barred conversations about everything! From relationships and health, to money management and travel, finding out how to live well and live long in your Prime Time.

Join Bec as she paves the way for a new generation of restless Australians seeking more from the second half of life!

Prime Time is the ultimate guide to navigating those juicy, potential filled years in the lead up to retirement.
Hosted by modern ageing expert Bec Wilson, Prime Time offers no-holds-barred conversations about everything! From relationships and health, to money management and travel, finding out how to live well and live long in your Prime Time.
Join Bec as she paves the way for a new generation of restless Australians seeking more from the second half of life!

Prime Time with Bec Wilson

A guide to downsizing from your family home 

Today, I'm getting personal. Turning 50 this year has been a major wake-up call for my health, and a reminder to check the systems I have in place to support me as I age, starting with my health insurance.

In this episode, I chat to renowned GP Dr. Ginni Mansberg about the midlife changes we should all be preparing for, and Lenette Gear from Australian Unity, to explain exactly how our health cover should be working for us in the next phase of life. 

Information provided in this publication is of a general nature. Australian Unity accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any of the opinions, advice, representations or information contained in this publication. The audience should rely on their own advice and enquiries in making decisions affecting their own health, wellbeing or interest. Interviewee names and titles were accurate at the time of writing.

Today, I'm getting personal. Turning 50 this year has been a major wake-up call for my health, and a reminder to check the systems I have in place to support me as I age, starting with my health insurance.
In this episode, I chat to renowned GP Dr. Ginni Mansberg about the midlife changes we should all be preparing for, and Lenette Gear from Australian Unity, to explain exactly how our health cover should be working for us in the next phase of life.&nbsp;
Information provided in this publication is of a general nature. Australian Unity accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any of the opinions, advice, representations or information contained in this publication. The audience should rely on their own advice and enquiries in making decisions affecting their own health, wellbeing or interest. Interviewee names and titles were accurate at the time of writing.

The top-to-bottom mid-life health audit!

The 2026 Federal Budget just fundamentally changed the way middle Australians build wealth, effectively tearing up the investment playbook we’ve followed for decades. I’m joined by David Lane, Senior Financial Adviser at Ord Minnett, to unpack exactly how these new tax rules on property and capital gains will hit your retirement plans and what you need to do right now to protect your future.

The 2026 Federal Budget just fundamentally changed the way middle Australians build wealth, effectively tearing up the investment playbook we&rsquo;ve followed for decades. I&rsquo;m joined by David Lane, Senior Financial Adviser at Ord Minnett, to unpack exactly how these new tax rules on property and capital gains will hit your retirement plans and what you need to do right now to protect your future.

2026 budget breakdown; 'Fundamental changes to the way we invest'

Today we're talking about the very real problem of subscription creep. It's when all those apps, streaming services and memberships start to add up and get out of control. I chat to Matt Bowen, head of consumer and market insights at ING Australia, to talk about the huge price tag of Australia's subscription addiction, and what you can do about it. I'll also check in with Kate Rolfe from Aware Super to talk about another job we avoid doing... opening our super statements.

Today we're talking about the very real problem of subscription creep. It's when all those apps, streaming services and memberships start to add up and get out of control. I chat to Matt Bowen, head of consumer and market insights at ING Australia, to talk about the huge price tag of Australia's subscription addiction, and what you can do about it. I'll also check in with Kate Rolfe from Aware Super to talk about another job we avoid doing... opening our super statements.

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