21 ways to save and invest your money in 2021
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What are some unique ways to save money in 2021?
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Welcome back to the Australian Finance Podcast Radio, where we're talking about 21 ways to save and invest your money in 2021. Kate, welcome to the episode.
Good to be back, Owen, for a third year running as we were debating before, but it is our third year.
Yes, that does not mean that we've done three years. It means that we are turning three.
Yeah.
Or we have turned three.
Turning two, but it's the third year.
So we've done two years.
We started in January 2019 and now it's January 2021. So into the third year.
Into the third year. Fantastic. So big year ahead.
Yeah, I mean, we only were planning to do 10 episodes to start with and look what's happened. So it's all going to be very exciting this year. We've got a lot planned. We've been doing a little bit of planning for the year. So hopefully we're bringing lots of interesting interviews and conversations your way.
To kick things off, everyone loves a good checklist.
Yes. And we know you love a list. Google knows you love a list. So we've got 21 ways you can improve your saving and investing in 2021. And we've tried to mix it up a bit with some more out there suggestions i mean i've asked our listener community i've asked my dad owens added what he thinks so we've just got a few different ideas um of course there's a million one saving and investing tips that you can follow but here's 21 we've got for you um so yeah hopefully by the end of this episode you can take one take action. And if you've got more ideas following this episode, we'd love for you to join our listener online community. We'll put the link in the description and share yours there as well.
Yeah. Some of the best ones, although we've done a very good job here, Kate, some of the best ones are from the community. So we want to hear what you have and maybe next year we can make it a hundred ways to save in 2022.
Okay.
We're going to try and because we've got 21, And yes, 21 being the last two digits of the year. Okay. We're going to try and keep it concise.
I didn't think we had to make that explicit.
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