Australian Finance Podcast Event 2020: Kickstart Your 2020 Financial Goals
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What financial goals should I set for 2020?
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Welcome to the Australian Finance Podcast, a podcast for people who want to learn more about their personal finances and get the most from their money. This series is hosted by Kate Campbell from HowToMoney and Owen Rascovich from Rask Finance.
The Australian Finance Podcast is provided for educational purposes only. The information is general in nature and does not take into account your needs, goals or objectives. What that means is the information does not apply to you specifically. So consider getting the advice of a licensed and trusted professional before acting on the information. Thanks to everyone who attended the first ever Australian Finance Podcast event. Kate and I were thrilled with the turnout in Melbourne. The following audio file is taken from the video of the event, which you can watch on the RASC YouTube channel. We apologize for the audio quality, but don't let that put you off because there are many important concepts you can take away from this very special episode.
We'll return to our regular programming within the next few weeks. Thanks for listening.
Thank you, everyone, so much for joining us tonight and coming to our live podcast, essentially. Thanks for taking time out of your evening instead of watching the cricket or going to Arbury to come talk about money with us. And I'm so glad to have Owen and Susan and Nicole here to really break down the best ways to achieve your financial goals in 2020 and beyond. And I'm really glad that you're here and you're willing to talk about money with us because it's sadly a topic that we don't talk about with our friends and family, and we definitely should. So here we are to share our love of talking about money with you tonight.
Great. Thanks, Kate. Yeah, and thanks for everyone. The Australian Open is on tonight, so we do appreciate you taking the time out, especially during the week. So when you do public speaking, one of the things you're supposed to do is not start with the logistics, but I'm going to do it anyway. The toilets are just out beside the elevators, men's at the end. But I might just start with a few questions for you. Just as a show of hands, anyone here listen to the Australian Finance Podcast? Good, that's almost everyone. That means there's opportunity for us yet, Kate. Anyone listen to the How To Money Podcast with Kate? Fantastic. Okay, so Kate runs another podcast. I've also got a couple of jokes to tell, and these come courtesy of Catherine.
First one is, you may not know this about me, but in a former life I was a banker, but I lost interest. That's the first one, so bear with me. And I've forgotten the other ones actually, so don't worry about them, they're terrible.
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