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Friends With Money #23: How Dick Smith built an Aussie empire
He's an Aussie icon, businessman and aviator, but what motivates Dick Smith? He joins us on the Friends With Money podcast!
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.
Friends With Money #21: How global supply chain chaos could affect you
To find out the knock-on effects of the global supply chain crisis, senior journalist David Thornton caught up with Sam Macpherson, head of treasury at Earlytrade.
Friends With Money #20: Paul Clitheroe on celebrating 250 issues of Money
To mark the 250th issue of Money magazine, we sat down with someone who was there at the very beginning: founder Paul Clitheroe.
Friends With Money #19: What does stapling mean when it comes to your super?
So you now have the option of stapling when it comes to your super fund, but what does it actually mean? Listen in to the latest Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #18: Why gold is as valuable as ever for your portfolio
Gold is once again gleaming as a safe-haven for Aussie investors, so what role does it play in your portfolio? Mark Bouris joins us on Friends With Money.
Friends With Money #17: Is ESG investing good for your super?
How does green investing affect your super? Active Super's Moya Yip joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #16: How COVID-19 has changed the way Aussies spend and save
Aussies have paid off debt and saved during COVID-19, but how else has their relationship with money changed? FPA chief executive Dante De Gori joins us on Friends With Money.
Friends With Money #15: How focusing on climate change will affect property investment
How will climate change affect Aussie property investors? We find out on the latest episode of the Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #14: How super funds are getting creative to make you care about your retirement
Aussies are known for being laidback, but we can't afford to be ambivalent about retirement. So what would it take to get you to genuinely engage with your super?
