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Friends With Money #221: Power-up and profit from solar
In this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, Vanessa Walker chats with journalist Ryan Johnson about the real costs and savings of solar energy in Australia
Friends With Money #220: Dividend vs growth stocks
Investors often agonise between choosing stocks that can deliver dividends or growth. But is it possible to get the best of both worlds?
Friends With Money #219: Electrify your life!
With power bills rising, could solar, batteries and electrified heating and cooking help households save in the long run? Saul Griffith joins us on the Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #218: Future-proof your career with AI
Is AI coming for your job? This week on the Friends With Money podcast, we explore how AI is expected to create more jobs than it eliminates by 2030.
Friends With Money #217: Spring property preview
Home prices are rising and interest rates are falling, so who holds the cards leading into the spring property season? Dr Nicola Powell joins us on the podcast.
Friends With Money #216: Building a solid financial base
Property is still key to financial security. Helen Baker joins Tom Watson on the Friends With Money podcast to talk smart strategies from her new book Money For Life.
Friends With Money #215: The hidden costs of inheritance
Inheritance isn't just a windfall. Discover its hidden costs in this episode of the Friends With Money podcast, featuring Melody Edwards.
Friends With Money #214: AI is about to disrupt how you bank
AI is set to transform the banking sector, but does the innovation come with added risk for customers? Paolo Sironi joins Vanessa Walker on the Friends With Money podcast.
Friends With Money #213: Mid-year market update
Volatility has been the major theme in investment markets during the first six months of 2025, but is that likely to continue? Jonathan Shead joins us on Friends With Money.
Friends With Money #212: Micro-investing
Interested in the idea of investing regularly, but don't have tons of cash to contribute? Micro-investing could be the solution.
