In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, your host Gemma Mitchell is joined by the newest member of the Rask Advice team – financial adviser Tahli Cavagnino.
They chat about Tahli’s path into financial advice and unpack a tricky client case from the week involving the family fallout that can happen when an inheritance is split between siblings.
The main focus of the episode? What to prioritise in your finances through every decade of life. From building a solid foundation in your 20s, to maximising your wealth in your 40s, and preparing for retirement in your 60s – Gemma and Tahli break it down with clear, practical tips for every life stage.
Whether you’re just getting started or fine-tuning your long-term plan, this episode is packed with guidance to help you stay on track.
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