Wealth is not a destination, it is a journey.
If you want to become wealthy, Succeed With Money co-founder David Wrights' Money Hints and Tips are a great way to learn more about money and yourself, and how to grow into the wealthy person you would like to be.
In this podcast, David and Carolyn talk about their unique and proven system to gain control over your finances.
Today they talk about why budgeting is the wrong approach to spending planning. They cover the problems involved and what you should be doing instead.
David and Carolyn continue their three-part series showing you their proven system to take control of your financial plans.
This episode is aimed at people who have tried everything but still feel stuck financially, going nowhere. We’ll learn how to take more control and start growing your money.
If you can take control of your finances and money plans, you'll avoid a huge amount of stress and start living the lifestyle you want.
In this episode of Succeed With Money, David and Carolyn share 8 steps everyone can take to gain more control over your money.
In this episode of the Succeed With Money podcast, David and Carolyn talk about three of the biggest money planning mistakes people make.
They talk about how these common pitfalls can lead to you losing control of your finances, and some ways to anticipate and avoid them.
At the end of 2020 Carolyn and David put out the challenge to make 2021 the year that you start living life on your own terms. In this episode of the Succeed With Money podcast David and Carolyn interview Madison Pickering, a 19 year old who has just moved into her own home. She is definitely living life on her own terms compared with 99.999% of her peers! Listen in to find out how she achieved such an amazing outcome at such an early age … making this an episode not to be missed!
In a normal year, I would be saying “Can you believe it, it’s December already” but this year is different! I think many people would be saying “Thank God, it’s December finally!”
However, December marks the beginning of THE most treacherous 3 months of the year when it comes to money.
It started with the Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales and then next, the School Holidays start. That continues on through Christmas and New Year (which is a high-cost period for all and a low-income period for tradies). Back to School costs and Credit Card bills arrive in January and February often brings the rates bill for homeowners.
It's a period that anyone who does not have a spending plan or a bottomless pit of money actually dreads!
In this week’s episode of Succeed With Money, David and Carolyn discuss this annual phenomenon and talk about ways to avoid the pain that goes with it… which makes this an episode not to be missed!
In this week’s episode of the Succeed With Money podcast David and Carolyn return to focussing on adults, after looking at the topic of teaching Kids about Money during the last 5 episodes. This week they take the opportunity to ask the question: "How are we adults going at learning the lessons we want our kids to learn before they leave home?"
Of the 10 lessons David and Carolyn identified that parents should teach their kids about money, in today’s episode they look at how well adults are doing with lesson number 6 - Knowing that living week to week is a recipe for disaster, and they give some really sound advice on how to stop living from pay to pay, which makes this an episode not to be missed...
At the end of last week’s episode of ‘Succeed With Money’ David and Carolyn presented two opposing principles for how to raise your kids. One was to give them everything they want, and the other was to give them nothing but to encourage them to work for the things that they want.
In this week’s episode we look at the responses that came in from our listeners on these two ideas and discuss the pros and cons. The podcast concludes with a simple principle relating to chickens and butterflies... which makes this an episode not to be missed!
As adults we learn pretty quickly that success with money is pretty important if you want to live a life that’s not full of hardship and stress. If you didn’t get a good financial education as a child you most likely got some painful and abrupt financial lessons when you arrived at adulthood and that experience may well be ongoing if you haven’t taken steps to educate yourself.
It stands to reason then that as parents, nothing you do for your children will ensure their success as an adult more than teaching them to be money-savvy from an early age.
In this episode of Succeed With Money podcast David and Carolyn outline 10 things that parents should be teaching their kids about money…. which makes this an episode not to be missed!!!
In this episode of the Succeed With Money Podcast David and Carolyn discuss some of the typical money issues that come up when raising kids. This leads into a chat with another Mum about how she is going about educating her 4 boys about money. At the end of that conversation David offers a strategy she can use to teach her boys to become investors. This strategy can be used by any parent to accelerate the financial education and understanding of money principles they impart to their kids….. which makes this an episode not to be missed!
In Part 1 of "Teaching Kids about Money", we opened a can of worms introducing the topic of teaching children about money. We’re not sure how big this is going to get but there is certainly a lot of interest in this topic. As parents we have a responsibility to give our kids a solid financial foundation for life. Neglect this and you’re setting your kids up for failure.
In this podcast we interview a parent of two children who are learning the importance of making smart choices with money… so it’s an episode not to be missed!
A recent report from the ABC stated that while each generation of Australians has enjoyed a better standard of living than the one that came before it, today's young Australians are in danger of falling behind.
We all want to see our children have a great life and as parents we want to pass on the lessons we have learnt, so our children can avoid making the mistakes we made.
Over the past 53 episodes of Succeed With Money we've been banging on about the importance of taking control of your money and how important having a plan for your day to day finances is.
If you've been listening to our podcast over the last 12 months you would have learnt the importance of taking control of your money, getting rid of debt, understanding where your money goes and how to create a secure financial future.
We are now entering the 2nd year of our podcast and have realised the importance of teaching the next generation, i.e. your kids, good money skills. Over the coming weeks we will be focusing on the importance of teaching children good life money skills ... which makes this an episode not to be missed!
The Federal Treasurer brought down the budget last week and announced we would all be receiving personal tax cuts. Three days later this passed through parliament and it’s now law. We’re all going to be getting more in our take-home pay each week.
So this episode of Succeed With Money looks at our options for what to do with this money…. which makes it an episode not to be missed!
Three and a half million Aussies have benefited greatly from Job Keeper payments over the last 6 months. These payments were designed to keep staff attached to employers while the business’s income was down due to Corona Virus.
Now it’s early October, JobKeeper V1 has officially run out. However it has been extended for some people at a reduced rate. For others it has ended.
There are many who will now be facing a change in their financial experience and the reality of having to face up to life after government support and protection from loss of income. The Covid bubble has burst.
When you were a teenager you were probably very excited at the prospect of getting started on your life journey, the way YOU want it to be.
When you were in your 20’s you would have started that journey and maybe you recognised the need to get some qualifications or skills that would allow you to generate a decent income, but you were having fun doing life your way.
By the time you're in your 30’s you may well be married, maybe started a family, possibly purchasing or looking to purchase a family home and quite likely up to your eyeballs in financial commitment.
If you are in your 40’s you would quite likely have teenage kids and financial pressure coming at you from many directions.
Each decade of life has its own challenges and rewards.
In this episode of Succeed With Money Podcast David interviews Chris Freeman from 'Design A Decade'. Chris tells the story of his own personal successes and failures and the lessons he learnt that now allow him to teach others how to plan the decades of their life to enjoy success on many levels. It's a very interesting interview... which makes this an episode not to be missed!
If you were a prime minister, a king or queen, or perhaps the president of an important country, you would have security staff whose entire time and energy would be dedicated to keeping you safe. To do that every journey you took, every speech you made and every meeting you had would be assessed for the possible risk of something bad happening to you.
OK so you are actually not the prime minister or the queen, but does that mean that taking risks is OK for you? Have you ever stopped to consider the risks you are living with each and every day?
Have you ever thought about where money comes from? Right now governments around the world are spending lots of it to keep their economies going. That's borrowed money that has to be paid back!
But where does it actually come from and where does it go?
If you think of each week's pay as seeds that could be spent and given to others, you realise some of them could be saved and planted to grow massive trees for your own prosperous future over time.
Are you sowing seeds for your future?
This week's episode of Succeed With Money covers a lot of ground on the topic of creating money.. and yes, it actually does grow on trees!
There are at least three basic human needs. Food, Shelter and Clothing and many would add Companionship to that list as well.
Food is usually readily available and quite affordable. Clothing can be expensive if you let it, but there are certainly economical options available. Potential companionship is all around us and it is usually free, although it can come with some substantial non-financial costs.
Shelter, somewhere to live, is one of the biggest expenses most people encounter. House prices have always made it that home ownership requires a concerted and deliberate effort to achieve, but is home ownership worth it?
Choosing to make the commitment to purchasing a home, or deciding it is better to rent is something that often comes up for debate.
In this episode of the 'Succeed With Money' podcast David and Carolyn explore the pros and cons that might influence your decision either way so they can maybe help you answer the question; is it better to buy a house or rent one?
One of the basic needs all humans have is shelter.
Owning your own home is the ultimate form of shelter so when I recently met Lindsey Galloway, who calls herself a 'New Property Concierge' I was interested to find out all about what that is, and how a New Property Concierge helps people to get into their first home faster.
In today's podcast, David interviews Lindsey to find out all about what she does.