Do I Have to Give Up My Social Life to Buy a House? + Is AI Putting My Super at Risk?
Apparently, saving for a house deposit now means saying goodbye to dinners with your friends, takeaway and basically anything that makes your twenties fun. But does it actually have to be that way?
This week, we're helping a 29-year-old who's earning a decent salary, living alone and feeling like she's doing everything wrong with money. Between rent, groceries and trying to maintain a social life, there's barely anything left to save. She's tried being incredibly strict with her budget, but ended up miserable and giving up altogether. So how do you save for your future without feeling like you're sacrificing your entire present?
Plus, with everyone talking about the AI bubble, one listener wants to know whether her superannuation could be caught up in the hype. Could an AI crash affect her retirement savings? And can you actually choose to keep AI investments out of your super?
And because it's our Halloween Friday Drinks, we're also getting a little spooky. We're debating which of us would make the worst serial killer, sharing some surprisingly morbid family history, celebrating your Money Wins and finding some genuinely clever ways to save money.
Grab a drink, friends. We're talking financial fears, questionable budgeting habits and a few things that might actually keep you up at night.
BREAK FREE: Ditch the Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) cycle for good. Here’s a blog to give your debt a run for its money. Search ‘BNPL’ at shesonthemoney.com/blog/
DEBT HACKS: Need a hand? Check out our article on avoiding and abolishing debt on the blog. Search ‘abolish debt’ shesonthemoney.com/blog/
YOUR MONEY PERSONALITY: Wanna buy a horse, but aren’t sure if it’s the right decision for you? Complete our Money Personality Quiz to figure out what actually matters to you over here: shesonthemoney.com/money-personality-quiz
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