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Friends With Money #24: How these Brick Dads have cashed in on their love of Lego
Henry Pinto and Cade Franklin were the first-ever winners of Lego Masters Australia. They join us on the Friends With Money podcast!
Adam Spencer on money mistakes, investing and maths
Radio presenter and maths whiz Adam Spencer shares his best and worst money moves, investment lessons, and the surprising advice that shaped his financial life.
Paul Clitheroe answers your questions about super
Should Bernadette give $200,000 of her $500,000 in super to her adult children? We revisit five super questions Paul Clitheroe has answered this year.
How to grow your super while on maternity leave
Maternity leave is a time to nurture your new baby, but you don't have to neglect your super fund in the process.
Financial elder abuse surged during COVID-19 lockdowns
Unscrupulous Australians have been using the isolation of coronavirus lockdowns to rip off their ageing parents.
Friends With Money #22: Who owns the house? Joint tenancy vs tenants in common
There are two ways you can buy property with others but which is better? We look at the pros and cons of both on the latest episode of Friends With Money.
Four ways to give your kids a healthy relationship with money
How will kids understand the value of money when everything is paid for with just a click? Don't lose heart - you can still teach them how to earn and save.
Jimmy Rees on money lessons, goals and bad timing
Comedian Jimmy Rees shares his first jobs, best and worst money moves, why he invests in himself, and the financial lessons he hopes to pass on to his kids.
How Paul Taylor is teaching the lost art of resilience
Neuroscientist and former British Navy Aircrew officer Paul Taylor is devoted to teaching resilience, a trait he believes had been disappearing from Australia.
Ask Paul: My husband has dementia and I’m exhausted protecting him from scammers
Mrs Pillay feels helpless in trying to protect her elderly husband from scammers who are trying to steal their hard-earned savings.
