In this episode I'm joined again by Tash Etschmann from Tash Invests to dissect a particularly eye opening mortgage misconception I found on Reddit. A true lesson in why financial literacy and mortgage education should be a duty of care from lenders to would-be mortgage holders, we unpack how one first home buyer thought they were going to be making repayments at over 90% of their take home pay after a miscalculation blunder.

In this episode I'm joined again by Tash Etschmann from Tash Invests to dissect a particularly eye opening mortgage misconception I found on Reddit. A true lesson in why financial literacy and mortgage education should be a duty of care from lenders to would-be mortgage holders, we unpack how one first home buyer thought they were going to be making repayments at over 90% of their take home pay after a miscalculation blunder.

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Good With Money

Feel good finance podcast, packed with frank and honest money conversations, and practical tips to help you get Good With Money. Hosted by Certified Financial Behaviour Specialist and author of Good With Money, Emma Edwards, this show will help you heal your relationship with your finances, hack your brain, and start feeling confident with money.

Money psychology, budgeting, personal finance, money habits, human behaviour.

Feel good finance podcast, packed with frank and honest money conversations, and practical tips to help you get Good With Money. Hosted by Certified Financial Behaviour Specialist and author of Good With Money, Emma Edwards, this show will help you heal your relationship with your finances, hack your brain, and start feeling confident with money.
Money psychology, budgeting, personal finance, money habits, human behaviour.

The importance of financial literacy before homeownership: Reddit Rants, with Tash Etschmann

16 things I did to prepare my finances for parenthood part 2

16 things I did to prepare my finances for parenthood, part 1

In this episode, I reflect on five things I did around five years ago that are paying off in a big way now — from scrappy investing beginnings to mindset shifts that changed everything. It's a reminder that small, imperfect actions compound over time in ways you simply can't see when you're in the thick of it.

Key takeaways:
Starting to invest with just $5 a week can grow into something significant — consistency beats waiting for the "perfect" moment
Paying off debt isn't just about clearing a balance; it builds the behavioural habits that fund every financial goal that comes after
Delaying a lifestyle upgrade by even one or two years can mean making the move from a far stronger financial foundation
Staying in a "comfortable" job can be just as costly as staying in a bad one 
Letting go of a victim mindset around money (like "I just got unlucky") is what opens the door to actually changing your situation
The hardest part of any financial goal is the early stages — but looking back is one of the best tools for staying motivated to keep going.

In this episode, I reflect on five things I did around five years ago that are paying off in a big way now &mdash; from scrappy investing beginnings to mindset shifts that changed everything. It's a reminder that small, imperfect actions compound over time in ways you simply can't see when you're in the thick of it.
Key takeaways:
<ul>
<li>Starting to invest with just $5 a week can grow into something significant &mdash; consistency beats waiting for the "perfect" moment</li>
<li>Paying off debt isn't just about clearing a balance; it builds the behavioural habits that fund every financial goal that comes after</li>
<li>Delaying a lifestyle upgrade by even one or two years can mean making the move from a far stronger financial foundation</li>
<li>Staying in a "comfortable" job can be just as costly as staying in a bad one&nbsp;</li>
<li>Letting go of a victim mindset around money (like "I just got unlucky") is what opens the door to actually changing your situation</li>
<li>The hardest part of any financial goal is the early stages &mdash; but looking back is one of the best tools for staying motivated to keep going.</li>
</ul>

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