Expert Guest: Miss Money Box
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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. Hello, Kate, and welcome to the Australian Finance Podcast. We have a very special guest in today.
Yes, we do. We've got Bronwyn from Miss Moneybox. Hi, guys.
Hello. It's wonderful to have you aboard, our very first expert guest. How does it feel?
Well, it feels interesting to be called an expert, but I'll take it. And this episode's actually inspired off one of Bronwyn's recent articles on her website about money lessons she's learned from Game of Thrones, which inspired me. We're all big fans, right?
Yes, absolutely we are. So there may be a few spoilers here.
Yeah, spoilers up to the end of season seven, but the recent season, you're fine. I won't be talking about those.
Keep that under wraps. Wait, so correct me. Is season seven the last one?
No, season eight. We've just had season eight. You've got to keep up.
Okay. Well, I was hoping we could get into like the juicy details, but never mind. We'll save that for another episode. Why don't you tell our listeners, Kate and I know a lot about what you do, but why don't you explain what Miss Moneybox is and where it came from?
Sure. So Miss Money Box is a blog that I started about three years ago and it's aimed at women and it's all about simplifying finance just to make it more accessible, get rid of all the jargon so that people can read it, maybe even enjoy it and hopefully learn something. I know when I started How To Money a few years ago, Miss Money Box was one of the few financial sites I could find that actually simplified it. So it's sort of an inspiration. Yes. Wow, that's so awesome. I'm so glad to hear that.
You have a website, missmoneybox.com.au. I do. And people can subscribe if they want to get the latest.
They sure can. Straight to their inbox, missmoneybox.com.au forward slash subscribe.
Cool. We'll provide a link in the show notes. So why don't we just get stuck into it. What we're talking about today are money lessons that we've learned from the big screen. And the small screen. And the small screen. Okay. Big and small screens. Money lessons we've learned.
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5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–13:11
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What are the money lessons learned from Game of Thrones?
13:11–15:27
3
How does preparation relate to financial stability?
15:27–23:56
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What does understanding your risk tolerance mean for investing?
23:56–26:54
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Why is it important to switch financial allegiances?
26:54–29:11
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