Lucinda Hartley

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Australian Finance Podcast · Why buying your first home feels impossible (and what to do instead) with Lucinda Hartley · 27 Apr 2026 podcast

If you're able to, and it might be the right one for you.

I'm not saying, you know, this is all about free choice, but if you want to make a different decision, the book gives you some guardrails on knowing how to identify what you want.

So these 10 pillars, rather than giving you, I guess, the answer, they make the kind of 10 questions that you need to ask yourself and understand what it means for you before you make your own trade-offs.

And they're really in three categories that they're about you, like understanding yourself and your lifestyle and your ordinary day.

They're about your home.

So what is it about your space that you need?

And it can be a small one or a large one, but we have different preferences.

And then there's a bunch about your community.

So your home and your community and your relationships and what that matters.

So you can put them on a matrix and you can force rank them if you want to.

But what I find is that most people will find that there are certain aspects of each one that resonate with them.

And it's about choosing what's right for you.

Yeah, absolutely.

When I, you know, I was looking into this space and there's so much advice out there.

Um, it can be a little bit overwhelming, but I did find that almost all of the advice about buying a home focused on my financial situation, how to save, how to get a

Now, if you haven't done that process, you absolutely need to do it because it's your ceiling.

It's your hard constraint.

There's no point imagining a future if you absolutely will never be able to afford it.

So yes, you need to do it.

But with my analogy before about, you know, imagine choosing a life partner by only knowing their credit score.

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