Get Rich Slow Club 124. Maddie's investing journey: shares, property & starting her own business
Maddie Walton (@moneywithmaddie, @moneyloungeau) returns to the Get Rich Slow Club podcast to share her fascinating money journey. Known for her transparency, Maddie openly discusses her financial wins and losses, including her earnings, investments, and strategies. Tash and Maddie explore Maddie’s early money experiences, from saving coins as a child to her determination to purchase a house by age 21.
Raised in a home where money was a taboo subject, Maddie cultivated her curiosity and financial literacy independently. Her early jobs, from letterbox drops at 11 to working at Apple, taught her the value of hard work and saving. Maddie balanced multiple roles while pursuing her goals, earning $120,000 annually from two jobs to secure her first property with a $126,000 deposit.
Maddie’s journey highlights resilience, self-education, and a drive for security through financial independence. Her candid storytelling offers practical insights into managing money, navigating career transitions, and achieving major milestones. Tune in to be inspired by Maddie's path to financial empowerment!
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