She's On The Money

The podcast explores the importance of choosing the right investment structure, understanding different ownership structures and their financial impacts, partnerships and their tax implications, the significance of franking credits in investments, handling of losses in investments, different types of trusts for investments, and chest sponsorship and ownership structures in shares.

A guest shares their inspiring money story of leaving a toxic job to start a small business with their dad, discussing the pressure to achieve and comparing themselves to others. They talk about their experience as a first-generation immigrant and their parents' struggles. They also discuss starting a property management business, the pressure of high salary on mental health, debts and money habits, using credit cards as a financial tool, improving financial security, and express gratitude to the guest.

Happy Friday angels, today JRic is sick (get better soon!) but V and Bec bring all the Friday fun. As usual they share your money wins and losses, Bec brings the Broke Tips, and today's Money Dilemma is from a new mumma wondering about whether to take a leap of faith into a new work venture for better work/life balance. Plus, today's D.M got the gals pretty riled up. Have you ever lived in a share house and discovered that your roomies were letting their mates stay in your room...without asking you? We have lots of feels on this one! Links Zella Acknowledgement of Country By Natarsha Bamblett aka Queen Acknowledgements. The advice shared on She's On The Money is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. She's On The Money exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. If you do choose to buy a financial product, read the PDS, TMD and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored towards your needs.  Victoria Devine and She's On The Money are authorised representatives of Money Sherpa PTY LTD ABN - 321649 27708,  AFSL - 451289.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The podcast explores job hopping as a strategy for increasing income, discussing the benefits of higher salaries and skill diversification. They share statistics on job switches, talk about best practices for job hopping, and discuss the pros and cons of frequent job changes. The hosts also touch on the importance of self-advocacy, networking, and the drawbacks of missed long-term opportunities.

A listener shares their financial struggles as a full-time agricultural student overcoming childhood trauma. They discuss the impact of cutting off family members, budgeting constraints, and the struggle to save. The importance of setting boundaries and soil science is highlighted, along with big money goals and future plans.

The hosts share money wins, tips for managing finances when broke, answer a money dilemma, and discuss moving in with parents. They confront a social media impersonator and discuss their encounter. They talk about frozen avocado, cooking show plans, and positive reviews. They compare super accounts and seek insurance advice. They also discuss the importance of speaking to a mortgage broker before getting insurance.

Vince Scully and Queenie join hosts Victoria and Jess to discuss the current landscape of financial misinformation. They explore licensing in the financial industry, the importance of financial literacy, collaboration challenges, the impact of licensing for financial advisors, distinguishing between entertainment and educational podcasts, content creators' financial motives, and red flags in finance content.

A 29-year-old law student and full-time employee shares their experience with infertility and the financial impact of IVF. They reflect on their money habits and upbringing, discuss their career path and challenges of being a step-parent. They also highlight the importance of raising awareness about fertility challenges and creating a supportive community. Additionally, they share insights into life in a private law firm and discuss their experiences with seeking dopamine through spending and buying bubble tea.

The podcast covers a range of interesting topics, including money wins from the Facebook group, a money dilemma about pay parity, and a discussion on equity in polyamorous relationships.

They discuss the cancellation of the 2026 Commonwealth Games and the importance of being flexible with financial decisions. They explore the backlash, financial implications, and community priorities surrounding the cancellation. They talk about the sunken cost fallacy and the emotions that come with sticking to an unwise plan. They emphasize the importance of embracing change and taking control of one's financial well-being.