Finance

We've seen prominent examples recently of Australian's losing money due to bad financial advice. This blog explains how to spot the warning signs of a bad adviser—like superannuation scare tactics and exclusive “solutions”—and highlights what good advisers really do: explore your goals, values, and priorities before making recommendations. Learn how to ask the right questions, protect yourself, and find advice you can trust.

When markets feel uncertain, “too good to be true” investments tend to appear. In this episode, we break down why high-return promises often hide real risk, how oversold investments are structured, what red flags to watch for, and why simple, diversified strategies usually outperform flashy alternatives over the long term.

Self-Managed Super Funds offer control, but trustees face strict obligations. In this episode, Nathan and Jordan explain SMSF trustee duties, from honesty and diligence to the sole purpose test, audits, record-keeping, and investment strategy reviews. Learn the risks, responsibilities, and what it really takes to run an SMSF properly—and why for many, the compliance burden outweighs the benefits.

When one partner handles all the money, it can lead to stress, disconnect, and even resentment. In this episode, we explore how sharing finances isn’t just good for your bank account—it’s good for your relationship. We talk about “The No Person,” money stories from childhood, and how better conversations can bring clarity, confidence, and connection.