Victoria Devine

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Hello and welcome to She's on the Money, the podcast that proves that personal finance can be fun, especially on a Friday when we get together and celebrate you, our exceptional She's on the Money community.

And it wouldn't be Friday drinks without the marvellous Miss Jessica Ricci with us all to share her money wins and a weekly batch of broke tips, which I will be sharing because Beck is rude and got COVID.

Poor honey pie.

We love her.

We do.

But, like, it's been pretty fun cosplaying Vic today.

And every single week we answer a money dilemma from our beautiful listeners.

This one is for anyone coupled up or curious about the kinds of questions you should be asking each other before you get engaged.

And we'll also be discussing the true cost of being a bridesmaid because it always adds up, doesn't it?

I love the comment sections of these videos online of people being like, well, actually, it's a privilege that I asked my friends.

And I'm like, so wild.

It's almost like it's coming from the horse's mouth.

Like, it's never the friend being like, oh, actually, I didn't mind spending nearly $1,000 I wasn't able to budget for to be a part of Jessica's wedding.

It's never them.

It's always the brides being like, well, it was a privilege, was it?

You have to pay for the privilege.