Life doesn’t always go to plan, and that’s exactly why emergency funds exist. In this episode, we share how we both had to rely on ours over the holidays and why having that financial buffer made all the difference.

We also unpack the latest findings from the 2025 Australian General Social Survey, exploring what it reveals about the financial wellbeing of Australians.

Then, we continue our Investing Mini Series with Part 2, where we break down the four major asset classes. We’ll explain what they are, weigh up the pros and cons of each, and introduce key investing terms to help you feel more confident as you begin your investing journey.

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Teach Me Money provides general advice only.

The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals.

Before making any financial decisions, consider what is right for you and seek professional advice where appropriate.

Investing can feel overwhelming, but before you worry about what to invest in, it’s worth asking whether you’re actually ready to invest in the first place.

In the first episode of our Investing Mini Series, we break down the financial foundations that should be in place before you put your first dollar into the market. We chat about emergency funds, high-interest debt, financial goals, cash flow, risk tolerance, and the questions everyone should ask themselves before they start investing.

Whether you’re thinking about buying your first ETF or you’re just curious about where to begin, this episode will help you build a solid financial base so you can invest with confidence.

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DISCLAIMER

Teach Me Money provides general advice only.

The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals.

Before making any financial decisions, consider what is right for you and seek professional advice where appropriate.

We’re back! After a little break, we’re sharing what we’ve been up to and opening up about our own money stories. We explore the experiences that shaped our relationship with money, why financial literacy matters, and why we’re passionate about helping others build financial confidence. We’d also love to hear your money story!

FOLLOW OUR JOURNEY @teachmemoney_podau

📧 teachmemoney@outlook.com.au

DISCLAIMER

Teach Me Money provides general advice only.

The information shared in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes and does not take into account your personal financial situation, needs or goals.

Before making any financial decisions, consider what is right for you and seek professional advice where appropriate.