22 ways to save and invest your money in 2022
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What are the 22 ways to save and invest your money in 2022?
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How can I audit my bank account to save money?
That's perla.com slash LP slash Rask. Hey there, here's a quick note. This podcast contains general financial advice only. That means it's not specific to you, your needs, goals, or objectives. So don't act on the information until you've spoken with your financial advisor. You'll find our full disclosure, disclaimer, and link to our financial services guide in the show notes. Hello and welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast. Kate, it's always a pleasure.
It's good to be back, Owen, for another special episode that we're trying to do again that we did last, oh, this year? I can't even remember now.
I think it was, it maybe was last year, but then most people listened to it this year, but we're talking about next year. So we've got a lot of years that we're just jumping around with here. What we're actually talking about today is 22 ways to save and invest your money in 2022. And why are we doing this episode again, Kate?
Well, apart from it being our most popular episode this year, our 21 ways to save and invest your money in 2021, it's a good way to just get some inspiration and think of some other things to do with your money next year because a lot of us are setting our financial goals at the moment. You may have heard our financial goals episode last week or the week before. So, yeah, it's just good to get some ideas, some inspiration. 22 puts a nice number on it.
Yes, yes. We do love to start and end in the same numbers. So 21 ways to save in 2021, 22 ways to save and invest in 2022. And it also happened to be one of our most popular episodes of all time. Yes. Which was very surprising. I love these things. I love like the cheat sheet to doing these types of things. Last year, there were two that stood out for me. One was your parents splitting a large coffee rather than ordering two small coffees. I mean, the key there is that you are both willing to share a drink and you both drink the same thing. But if you do, it makes sense.
It had to be someone you would be COVID safe with. So maybe a partner, not your office colleague.
What are the benefits of using cashback and savings websites?
Yes, indeed. Well, we could try. So the other thing is fish fingers are a great meal just to...
Well, I didn't say they were a healthy meal.
I just said they were like a convenient. No calories, 100% good protein and fats. Must eat in 2021. And here we are. Look at us so healthy as a result of this fish finger diet.
Yeah, I actually haven't had many fish fingers in the last six months. I moved on to crumbed freezer fish.
We were talking about this. Is it actually fish?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it is. But yeah, I'm sure someone will be able to tell me I'm wrong.
Yeah, okay. Well, if we have any fish finger connoisseurs or frozen fish connoisseurs, please let us know.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the 22 ways to save and invest your money in 2022?
0:00–1:21
2
How can I audit my bank account to save money?
1:21–3:18
3
What are the benefits of using cashback and savings websites?
3:18–5:03
4
How do Roundup savings apps help with saving money?
5:03–7:01
5
What are some effective strategies for reducing regular expenses?
7:01–20:29
6
How can I begin investing in thematic ETFs?
20:29–21:29
7
What are the best practices for setting up an investment plan?
21:29–23:19
8
How can I invest in my health while managing finances?
23:19–1:00:55
Speakers
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