Get Rich Slow Club

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The Get Rich Slow Club podcast will empower you to go from beginner to confident investor. Follow along with Tash Etschmann from @TashInvests and Ana Kresina from Pearler as they take you step by step to build your wealth. This isn't a get rich quick scheme, instead it's all about being consistent, and focusing on long-term growth. So let's all Get Rich Slow together.
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95. How to start investing with $5

Sep 25 2024 17 mins

Investing can feel daunting – especially when you hear stories of seven-figure shares portfolios. However, you don’t need to part with the bulk of your monthly income to become an investor. In fact, with micro-investing platforms, you can create an investment portfolio with as little as $5.In this session, Tash and Ana explore micro-investing, and discuss its pros and cons. The

94. "Can I invoice my friend for leaving my wedding early?"... and more wedding dilemmas

Sep 23 2024 22 mins

There are certain inalienable truths you learn when you become an adult. Groceries always cost more than you think they will. “Don’t bring anything” never really means “don’t bring anything”. And weddings can be surprise sources of drama.In this episode, Tash and Ana discuss some live case studies in which wedding drama and personal finance intersect. From “Should I p

93. Ask an adviser: are REITs worth investing in?

Sep 18 2024 31 mins

A phrase you’ll often hear on this podcast is: “When in doubt, speak to a financial adviser”. The key reason we suggest this is because financial advisers can offer personalised advice, which is obviously something that no podcast can do. Beyond that, though, financial advisers are licensed to comment on financial matters. And, when you find a good one, they can frame things

92. How to use Atomic Habits to make you rich

Sep 16 2024 22 mins

The international bestselling book “Atomic Habits” has inspired people around the world. Regardless of their goals or lifestyles, readers have used the book’s principles to set more positive habits for themselves. And while many of the concepts are applicable to any walk of life, they’re especially useful for personal finance.In this episode, Tash and Ana break down how to

91. Lessons from buying $1.2 million of property at age 22

Sep 11 2024 44 mins

Online news publications are awash with headlines like: “This student bought a $4 million house at age 21” or “By her 24th birthday, she owned four properties”. But for all their clickbaity-ness, these articles often provide few lessons, and ample fuel for our insecurities. Tash and Ana wanted to change this reality – which is why they’re so excited for this episode.Har

90. Our best career hack: building a personal brand

Sep 09 2024 24 mins

There are countless TED Talks, LinkedIn posts, and subreddits dedicated to career hacks. But for all the content-friendly ideas out there, one hack seldom rates a mention: personal branding. While it may seem unrelated, building your personal brand can supercharge your career.For starters, it automatically expands your network – and therefore your opportunities. Beyond that, it a

89. "Should I split the money I made selling shares?"... and more dilemmas

Sep 04 2024 14 mins

We had a lot of fun running a personal finance edition of AITA a few episodes back. More importantly, our listeners seemed to enjoy it as well – which is why we’ve chosen to run it again. This time, the dilemmas are juicer than ever.For the first dilemma, we tackle an inheritance-based quandary, in which a poster asks:“AITA for not sharing the money I made selling the stocks

88. The First Home Buyers' Guide – What's it like seeing a mortgage broker for the first time?

Sep 02 2024 33 mins

Knowing where to begin as a first home buyer can be a challenge. Alien terms abound – from “home loan pre-approval” to “stamp duty”. One such term is “mortgage broker”, which manages to sound both vague and specific at the same time. Fortunately, mortgage brokers don’t need to be another source of confusion. In fact, they can shed light on many of the mysteries surr

87. Is relocating for work worth it? & how Harry 10x his salary

Aug 28 2024 26 mins

You may have met someone who relocated for work. You may have done it yourself. Whether it’s for a higher-paying role, cheaper real estate, or simply a tree change, it can be an appealing thought. But when you weigh up all of the competing financial factors, is relocating for work worth it?This obviously isn’t a question anyone can answer with a simple “yes” or “no”. Th

86. How to prepare for your "Golden Years" in retirement

Aug 26 2024 43 mins

Retirement can be one of the most rewarding times in your life. However, we’ve all heard tragic stories of people who have retired with nothing – if they’re able to retire at all. As with so many aspects of getting rich slow, the earlier you plan for retirement, the easier it will be. And in this episode, Tash and Ana speak with a guest who has dedicated his career to this ve