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Her Money Matters is the podcast helping women take ownership of their money and shape the future they want.
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71 Supporting a Loved One With Dementia: What You Need To Know (opens the original)
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Dementia is now Australia's leading cause of death, yet most families still don't talk about it until they're already in crisis. In this episode, Naomi sits down with Co-Founder of Aged Care Conversations, Louise Greene to unpack what it actually looks like to support a loved one through a dementia diagnosis. Louise works alongside families every day as they navigate a dementia diagnosis, helping them find the right support through My Aged Care and connect with the community that makes caring fo
70 Six Things We Wish We Could Tell Our 21-Year-Old Selves About Money (opens the original)
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So often we hear "I wish someone had taught me this at school,”. It's the single most common piece of feedback Naomi and Helene hear they are having a bit of fun with this episode and going back to their 21-year-old selves and handing over the six money lessons they wish they'd known sooner: Three from Naomi and three from Helene. This is a great episode to share with your kids / kidults and to share some of this really important money lessons we all wish we had known much earlier in life. Naomi
69 Trusts, CGT and the 2026 Budget: What Has Changed That You Need To Know (opens the original)
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Is your trust still worth having? That's the question Naomi puts to Justine Wilson, Director at Altus Financial, in this deep dive into two of the biggest changes to come out of the May 2026 Federal Budget — the proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts, and the change to how capital gains tax is calculated on assets you already own. Naomi and Justine get into who these changes were designed to target, and who is actually likely to feel them. If you have a trust, you're thinking about set
68 The Hidden Costs of Keeping the House in a Divorce Settlement (opens the original)
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Almost every woman going through a divorce has this conversation. Not about the superannuation. Not about the investments. About the house. And it usually sounds something like — I don't care about anything else. I just need to keep the house. In this episode Helene shares her own experience — and the very real cost of the decision she made — to have an honest conversation about what's really driving that need, and what it might actually be costing you. IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL HEAR: Why women fig
67 Negative Gearing Scrapped, CGT Changed: What The Fall Out From the Budget Means for Property Investors (opens the original)
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The 2026-27 Federal Budget delivered the biggest overhaul to property investing this country has seen in decades, and it has now passed into law. Negative gearing has been abolished for established residential properties purchased after 7:30pm on 12 May 2026, and the 50% capital gains tax discount is being replaced with cost base indexation and a 30% minimum tax on gains, both taking effect from 1 July 2027. In Naomi's first-ever two-guest interview, she's joined by property valuer Belinda Botzo
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