Canna Campbell

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5,457 appearances 32 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 4d ago

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How Do They Afford That? · The 5 year test: Where you and your money will be · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

That's a lot of money plus interest.

And you could even make that an investment plan if you didn't want to do savings.

Then, you know, potentially, depending on where you invest, the upside is even bigger.

Number two would be reviewing and reducing your budget.

So looking at your subscriptions, maybe starting to have a bit of a budget as to how much money you spend at the supermarket.

Reviewing your insurance is what you can potentially switch to to save money.

Looking at all those leaks in the bucket where money is being wasted that can actually be redirected to something like a simple financial goal.

Building up an emergency fund.

So I can't remember off the top of my head, and my apologies for this, but it's something like 40% of Australians can't come up with $2,000 in the event of an emergency without having to use a credit card or borrow money from the bank or a person.

So just having emergency money, ideally north of $2,000, but obviously it reduces that emotional stress and anxiety.

But it also means that you're not going to be creating new debt in your life.

And we've spoken about this before.

When you have toxic debt, like...

you know, outstanding buy now, pay later and credit card debt.

It can really impact your mindset and attitude and quite often trigger more and more spending because you think, oh, well, it's $2,000.

I may as well make it $3,000.

You can almost come up with excuses to get deeper and deeper into debt.

And having emergency money so that if something happens, you feel financially resilient because you go, wow, okay, I need new tires.

Okay, phew, I've got $1,500 in very expensive tires.

I've got $800 saved in my savings account.

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