447 paying down HECS, investing for kids, saving with a smaller income, addicted to savings + more

So great to have Aleks Nikolic from @brokegirlwealth on Insta, guest hosting this episode with Glen! Aleks and Glen get into these questions from the m3 community:

👉am I better off paying into my two children's HECs fees as opposed to giving them cash due to inheritance?

👉🏾how do you assess the risks of new and emerging thematic ETFs

👉🏿how the money world and desire for financial literacy has changed and evolved over the years

👉🏻a bit about Aleks and what inspired her to start Broke Girl Wealth

👉navigating money with a partner

👉🏼I have a mild saving addiction and find it hard to spend money on myself sometimes

👉🏿safest way to invest for kids over the long term

👉🏽growing wealth on a small income

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